United States Oil Fund • Robinhood Token (USO)

United States Oil Fund • Robinhood Token (USO) is a tokenized asset associated with the United States Oil Fund and issued on Robinhood Chain. It is intended to represent the fund in token form, rather than being a cryptocurrency used to pay network fees or secure a blockchain. Public sources identify it as a tokenized commodity, but does not fully explain the legal rights attached to each token, how it is issued or whether holders can redeem it for anything. Those details matter: a token that tracks or represents an asset is not automatically the same as owning shares in the fund. Before using USO, check the issuer’s current documentation for the token’s terms, eligibility and redemption arrangements. The token’s ticker is USO, which is also used by the United States Oil Fund itself and by other tokenized versions, so confirm the network and exact asset when searching, trading or sending it.

The token is designed to provide a blockchain-based way to access an asset connected to the United States Oil Fund. The fund’s oil exposure is based on futures rather than direct ownership of barrels of crude oil. As a result, the fund’s performance can differ from the spot price of oil, and futures-market effects can influence its value over time. USO’s token price may also be affected by trading liquidity, supply and demand, and the way the token is structured. At the time of writing, on 2026-11-05, USO was priced at about $147, with a market capitalization of about $2.4 million. These are changing market figures, not a fixed redemption value or a forecast. The token is not the same as a barrel of oil, and the price alone does not establish what rights a holder has against the fund or token issuer.

USO may be used by people seeking tokenized exposure to the United States Oil Fund through Robinhood Chain. Whether it can be transferred, traded or used in other applications depends on support for this specific token; its presence on a chain does not mean every wallet or dApp can handle it. Public information does not establish a maximum supply. The reported supply figures also need caution: the listed circulating supply is about 16,034 tokens, while the listed total supply is about 15,414, which is internally inconsistent because circulating supply would normally not exceed total supply. Treat those supply figures as uncertain rather than as a reliable measure of how many tokens exist. The market capitalization and price quoted above are approximate snapshots as of 2026-11-05 and can change quickly. Check current token details and issuer information before relying on supply, trading or redemption claims.

The token is listed as issued on Robinhood Chain, and it is not identified as the native token of a blockchain. This means USO should not be assumed to pay network fees; those fees are generally handled by the relevant chain’s supported fee asset. The key risks include changes in oil-futures markets, differences between token and fund pricing, limited liquidity, and uncertainty about the token’s legal and redemption terms. There are also blockchain risks, such as sending tokens to an incompatible address or relying on an incorrect token listing. If you hold USO, use only a wallet or platform that explicitly supports this exact token on Robinhood Chain. Check the network and asset identity before sending, and protect recovery phrases and private keys from disclosure. Custodial platforms introduce separate account and custody risks. Do not assume that a wallet balance gives you direct ownership of fund shares or a claim on oil.