Yes. Bloxwap lists perpetual futures that track the price of stocks like NVIDIA, right next to Bitcoin, and you trade them with the same tap: UP if you think the price will rise, DOWN if you think it will fall. You don't buy shares. You trade a contract that follows the stock's price, so you get no dividends and no voting rights.
What you're actually trading
A perpetual future, or "perp," is a contract that tracks a price and has no expiry date. Going long means you gain if the price rises; going short means you gain if it falls. The USDC you put behind the trade is your margin. So the NVIDIA market on Bloxwap is a perp that tracks NVIDIA's share price, one of Bloxwap's supported tokenized stock markets. A beginner's guide to perpetual futures walks through the mechanics with numbers.
Stock perp vs owning the stock
| Stock perp on Bloxwap | Owning the stock | |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership | None. You hold a contract that tracks the price | You own shares of the company |
| Dividends | None | Paid if the company pays them |
| Voting | None | Shareholder votes |
| Direction | Long or short with one tap | Buying gains only on a rise; shorting usually needs a margin account |
| Leverage | Optional, up to a per-market limit; magnifies gains and losses | None in a cash account |
| Trading hours | Trades outside the NYSE session, with different pricing and liquidity | Mainly the exchange's regular session, plus extended hours at some brokers |
| Funding | Longs and shorts pay each other while a position is open | None |
| Where it settles | On Hyperliquid, in USDC, from your own wallet | At a broker, in your brokerage account |
Which stocks can you trade?
Bloxwap lists more than 30 supported tokenized stock markets, including NVIDIA (NVDA), Tesla (TSLA), Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOGL), Meta (META), Coinbase (COIN), Robinhood (HOOD), and Palantir (PLTR).
Tap the Stocks filter in the market picker for the full list, or see the markets page. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 sit under Indices; see how to trade oil and the S&P 500 on your phone. The list can change, and availability depends on route and region.
Who runs these markets
The stock markets come from trade.xyz, a market deployer on Hyperliquid. It uses HIP-3, a Hyperliquid upgrade that lets independent operators list their own perp markets. Orders still route to Hyperliquid's order books; Bloxwap is the interface. Bloxwap and Hyperliquid explains who does what.
What happens when the stock market is closed
These perps keep trading when the New York Stock Exchange is closed: evenings, weekends, and holidays. The market picker shows the NYSE regular session (9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET on trading days) as a badge on the Stocks section. It reads Open during the session and Opens in with a countdown when it's closed.
After hours isn't the same market. Outside the session the price leans on overnight quotes, and on weekends trade.xyz steers it with trading on Hyperliquid itself. Liquidity can be thinner, fills can be worse, and the price can jump when the stock market reopens. A position held over a weekend is exposed to that gap.
How to trade Nvidia on Bloxwap
- Open bloxwap.app in your phone's browser.
- Start in Demo. It uses practice funds, no real money, and no fees.
- Open the market picker, tap Stocks, and choose NVIDIA.
- Set your size and keep leverage low. Each market has its own leverage limit, and larger names like NVIDIA usually allow more than smaller ones. At 10x, a 1% move changes your margin by about 10%, before fees and funding.
- Tap UP or DOWN. Tap CLOSE when you want out.
Before going Live, add a stop loss. If the price moves far enough against a leveraged position, Hyperliquid closes it through liquidation, and you can lose the margin behind it.
What it costs
Each open and each close pays the Bloxwap builder fee plus Hyperliquid's trading fee on the full position value, and HIP-3 markets add a fee set by the market's deployer. Funding passes between traders while a position is open; Bloxwap keeps none of it. The fee guide has the numbers.
Frequently asked questions
Can I trade Nvidia in a crypto app?
Yes. Bloxwap lists a perp that tracks NVIDIA's share price next to Bitcoin. You trade it with the same UP and DOWN tap, funded with USDC, and you don't own NVIDIA shares.
Is a stock perp the same as owning the stock?
No. Bloxwap's supported tokenized stock markets are perps that track the price of a stock. You get price exposure, long or short, but no shares, dividends, or votes.
Can I trade stock perps from the United States?
No. The United States is a restricted jurisdiction, so Bloxwap isn't available there.
Live trading involves real risk. Leverage magnifies gains and losses, and you can lose the money you put in. Only trade what you can afford to lose.
You must be at least 18, or the age of majority where you live, and not in a restricted jurisdiction, which includes the United States. See the Terms of Use.