NYSE:VCX 21 March 2026 - 24 March 2026

Fundrise’s VCX, based out of Washington, wrapped up Friday at $117.70, climbing 54.5% just a day after its New York Stock Exchange debut on March 19. Trading in the new vehicle—designed to let retail investors tap into private tech companies—was interrupted multiple times by NYSE limit-up and limit-down halts during its first session. The surge is notable: investors, hungry for a piece of private AI players, are jumping in despite oil prices and inflation worries rattling the wider market. The S&P 500 touched a six-month low on Friday, Reuters said, as the Iran war kept energy costs up and Treasury yields climbed.

Shares of Fundrise Innovation Fund surged for a second day on Friday, finishing at $117.70—a 54.5% leap from Thursday’s $76.16 close. The fund had just made its NYSE debut the previous day. Compared to its last reported net asset value as of March 2, which stood at $18.26 per share, the VCX price was trading at more than six times that figure. That’s significant: VCX stands out as one of the rare listed vehicles giving retail investors a shot at private tech companies, while most of the AI surge remains out of reach in public markets. Fundrise puts 43.8% of the portfolio in artificial intelligence as of Feb. 15, led by Anthropic, Databricks, and OpenAI. Private companies made up 85% of the fund.