Key Takeaways
- The Fundrise Innovation Fund (VCX) surged up to 39% on Tuesday, hitting $265 per share and extending its rally to four consecutive sessions since its Thursday NYSE launch.
- Shares are currently trading over 1,300% above the fund’s reported net asset value of $18.97 per share.
- Since its initial listing price of $31.25, VCX has skyrocketed approximately 740%, experiencing several trading halts triggered by volatility.
- The fund’s portfolio is heavily weighted toward Anthropic at 21%, with Databricks at 18%, OpenAI at 10%, and Anduril representing 7%.
- A six-month lockup period restricts most VCX shareholders who acquired positions prior to February 20 from selling their holdings.
The Fundrise Innovation Fund (VCX) extended its remarkable rally through Tuesday’s session, jumping as much as 39% to reach $265 per share. This represents the fourth consecutive day of substantial gains following the fund’s inaugural trading session on the New York Stock Exchange last Thursday, where it opened at $31.25.

Trading activity throughout Tuesday was marked by several volatility-triggered circuit breaker halts. By the close of trading, VCX had stabilized near $261.80, representing an approximately 36% gain for the session.
From its listing debut through Tuesday’s close, the fund has delivered gains of roughly 740%. Most striking is the enormous premium at which VCX currently trades: over 1,300% above its latest published net asset value of $18.97 per share. In practical terms, market participants are paying more than thirteen dollars for every dollar of actual underlying asset value.
Much of the buying enthusiasm stems from investor appetite for exposure to privately-held artificial intelligence companies, especially Anthropic, which constitutes the fund’s single largest position at 21% of total assets.
Portfolio Composition
Beyond Anthropic, the fund’s holdings include Databricks at 18%, OpenAI at 10%, and defense technology company Anduril at 7%. SpaceX and financial platform Ramp each account for 5% of assets, while Epic Games represents 4% of the portfolio.
The Tuesday rally received additional momentum following announcements that Anthropic’s Claude AI assistant had introduced innovative browser automation capabilities allowing the system to perform tasks directly on user computers.
At its inception, VCX attracted more than 100,000 individual investors and amassed over $650 million in assets under management, positioning it as among the largest publicly accessible venture capital funds listed on a major United States exchange.
Fundrise CEO Ben Miller said at the time of listing: “At a time when many of the tech industry’s most innovative companies are staying private longer, VCX gives anyone, regardless of net worth, the opportunity to invest in the next generation of cutting-edge technology companies.”
Understanding the Lockup Restriction
Notwithstanding the intense trading activity, the overwhelming majority of VCX shares remain unavailable for trading. Investors who established positions before February 20 face a mandatory six-month restriction period beginning from the listing date, preventing them from selling their shares.
This lockup provision significantly impacts available supply in the market. With only a limited number of shares actively tradeable, even relatively small increases in buying demand can produce dramatic price movements — offering considerable explanation for the extraordinary premium above net asset value.
The fund initially proposed going public approximately five years after commencing operations, with Fundrise management highlighting anticipated value creation and enhanced investor liquidity as primary motivations.
Notably, the fund provides positions in companies still operating as private entities — including SpaceX and Anthropic — offering everyday investors an uncommon pathway to invest in pre-IPO companies typically available exclusively to accredited investors and institutions.
As of Tuesday’s market close, VCX maintains gains exceeding 740% from its initial debut price of $31.25 established just five trading days earlier.





