Data from COINOTAG DATA
Strong bearish bias
0 bullish · 4 neutral · 3 bearish · 7 indicator groups
Arm Holdings (ARM) is a technology company founded in 1990 in Cambridge, England with a distinctive business model: rather than manufacturing chips, it licenses chip design architectures and development tools. Acquired by SoftBank in 2016, it relisted on Nasdaq in 2023 in what became one of the largest technology IPOs of that year. Arm's most critical characteristic is that it is an "IP company" that does not manufacture anything. Apple's A and M series chips, Qualcomm's Snapdragon, Samsung's Exynos, and NVIDIA's Grace CPUs all build on Arm architecture.
With leveraged products the whole margin can be lost quickly; this page is not investment advice.
Session open, intraday change +6.55%
FAQ
The latest price on this page (2026-11-09 16:56 UTC) is $188.74 and the tokenized share is at $188.55. It is a 24/7 price: it also moves outside the session and can differ from the ARM closing price on the stock exchange.
Market cap is the share price multiplied by the total number of shares outstanding. With the share count unchanged, Arm Holdings's market cap moves by the same percentage as the ARM share price.
ARM is the trading code (ticker) of Arm Holdings stock on the US exchange.
The US exchange regular session runs 09:30–16:00 (New York time); public holidays are not taken into account. The 24/7 price on this page keeps moving while the session is closed.
The stock exchange is closed at the weekend; meanwhile buyers and sellers on the 24/7 market set the price on this page. ARM can open at a different price on Monday.
They are close but not the same number. The ARM exchange price forms only in the regular session; the 24/7 price also forms outside it and carries no ownership, voting or dividend rights.
A token backed 1:1 by a ARM share held by a custodian, traded 24/7. Its latest price is $188.55 (−0.19% discount vs index).
The funding rate is +0.0007%; the next payment is at 2026-11-10 00:00 UTC. When it is positive, longs pay shorts; when it is negative, shorts pay longs.
Volume can be thin outside the session and the price can move sharply; it can gap when the exchange opens. With leveraged products the whole margin can be lost quickly. This page is not investment advice.
This page is not investment advice.