AI-Linked U.S. Stocks Rise Premarket, MRVL Up More Than 11.3%

AI-Linked U.S. Stocks Rise Premarket, MRVL Up More Than 11.3%

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2026-06-12 10:06:46
MSX.COM data cited by Odaily shows broad premarket gains among AI-linked U.S. stocks, with MRVL, MU and AMD among the leading movers. MSX has listed hundreds of RWA tokens tied to popular U.S. stocks and ETFs.
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Odaily reported that, according to data from MSX.COM, AI-linked U.S. stocks were broadly higher in premarket trading. MRVL rose more than 11.3%, MU gained over 11.6%, AVGO advanced more than 3.6%, ANET climbed over 3.06%, and AMD increased by more than 7.974%. The figures refer to premarket quotations and show a synchronized move higher among several AI-related equity names before the U.S. market open.

MSX Lists U.S. Stock and ETF RWA Tokens

The report also noted that MSX is a leading RWA trading platform and has listed hundreds of RWA tokens. RWA generally refers to tokenized assets connected with real-world assets. The platform’s listed targets include token products linked to popular U.S. stocks and ETFs such as NVDA, GOOGL, MSFT, AMZN, META, TSM and AMD.

Among the premarket moves cited in the report, MU posted the largest listed gain at more than 11.6%, followed by MRVL at more than 11.3%. AMD was up nearly 8%, while AVGO and ANET each recorded gains above 3%. Odaily’s update was based on MSX.COM data and focused on the premarket performance of AI-related stocks as well as the scope of MSX’s RWA token coverage.

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