VanEck Agribusiness ETF (MOOX) price

MOOX tracks VanEck Agribusiness ETF, a fund spreading exposure across many commodities, or across companies in the agriculture and food supply chain. Its price follows the fund's share price.

Funds holding commodity futures roll their contracts forward as they expire, which can make them drift from spot prices over time. Agribusiness funds follow company profits and the stock market.

VanEck Agribusiness (MOOX) is issued by xStocks and trades on the Solana blockchain. VanEck Agribusiness is verified on Solana's token registry. The price, 24-hour volume and liquidity shown here update live from trading on Solana DEXes.

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MOOX contract address

Xs72K1Ta1D5ccNy3RzSyQWGgZywWvphX78pL8WBk1Bo

Ticker

MOOX

Issuer

xStocks

Status

Verified

MOOX is issued by Backed Finance. Backed Finance issues xStocks through Backed Assets (JE) Limited, which holds the underlying securities with custodians and handles minting and redemption for eligible clients.

What you hold is the token, not the underlying asset. MOOX tracks the price of VanEck Agribusiness ETF, but it doesn't give you shareholder rights or a direct claim on the underlying holdings. Minting and redemption are handled by Backed Finance for eligible clients under its own terms. Solflare is a self-custody wallet for holding and swapping MOOX, and it does not issue, back, or custody the token.

The price of MOOX on Solana is set by on-chain trading. Where liquidity is deep, it tends to stay close to the underlying price. Where liquidity is thin, a small swap can move the price and the gap to the underlying can widen.

The asset behind MOOX doesn't pay distributions, so the value of MOOX reflects price movement alone.

MOOX can be swapped on Solana at any hour, but the fund it tracks trades only during US market hours. Outside those hours there's no live fund price, so the price of MOOX comes from on-chain trading alone and can drift from the fund's last close.

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