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Price Deviations

A price deviation occurs when a Stock Token trades at a significant premium or discount to the expected price of its underlying asset. Robinhood discloses a deviation on this page when a token's on-chain price differs from its underlying's reference price by 5% or more for seven consecutive trading days.

On-chain token prices can deviate for a variety of factors, including differences in liquidity, variances in mint and burn pricing, and market conditions.

Deviations are assessed at the end of each business day (five days a week), comparing the NYSE closing price for the underlying — benchmarked to the nearest block — against the average on-chain price from a reputable source over the trailing seven-day period.

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