What this is

Every row is one real-world asset (for example AAPL, or gold). Expand it and you see every tokenized listing of that asset we track - across on-chain DEXes, centralized exchanges (CEX), perp venues, and issuer mint/redeem desks. The table is sorted by aggregate liquidity so the most active assets sit on top.

The point of difference from a price screener: we score holder rights and issuer/venue trust for every listing, so you can tell a real claim on the share or metal apart from a synthetic price tracker before you trade.

The main table - one asset per row, sorted by total liquidity.

The table columns

• Asset - the underlying real-world asset (a stock, ETF, index or commodity). Click the row or the arrow to expand it.
• Class - Stock (equities, ETFs, indices) or Commodity (metals, energy, and similar).
• Listings - how many distinct places the asset trades: DEX, CEX, perp, issuer.
• Chains - the blockchains the tokens live on. off-chain means a balance held inside a CEX.
• Liquidity - aggregate LP + 24h volume + open interest across every listing. This column sorts the table; click the header to flip the order. See Liquidity.
• Ownership - the headline of holder rights across all listings: OWNERSHIP, EXPOSURE or MIXED. See Holder rights.

Search & filters

The search box matches asset name, ticker or on-chain token symbol - try AAPL, gold or PAXG. Below it, the filter chips narrow the list; they combine, so you can stack several at once:

• Class - stocks vs commodities.
• Instrument - spot tokens vs perps.
• Rights - only real-ownership listings, only price-exposure ones, etc.
• Execution - for example only listings with mint/redeem, or with a guaranteed price.
• Network - filter by blockchain.
• Perp DEX / CEX - restrict to a specific venue.

The brand logo (top-left) or the footer link resets every filter and returns you to the top.

Inside an expanded row

Expanding an asset reveals one line per listing, with these per-venue columns:

• Token - the exact ticker/symbol traded on that venue.
• Issuer - who stands behind the listing (the token issuer, or the exchange for a CEX/perp). Hover the name for its trust rationale.
• Venue / Type - where you trade and whether it is Spot (you hold the token) or Perp (a cash-settled price derivative).
• Chain / Contract - the network and the on-chain token address. Use ↗ to open a block explorer and ⋕ to copy the address. Always verify you are trading the real contract.
• Liquidity, Funding, Holder gets, Trust, KYC, Mint/Redeem - covered in the sections below.

An expanded asset - every listing with its per-venue detail.

Liquidity: LP, Volume, OI

Liquidity answers "how much can I trade, and how active is this market?". Spot listings show pool depth; perps show volume and open interest, stacked. Hover any tag on the app for the one-liner.

• LP - pool depth. The dollar value locked across every on-chain DEX pool holding this token on this chain (sum of all pool reserves, via GeckoTerminal), not just the deepest pool. Bigger LP = larger trades with less slippage. This is real capital parked in the pools right now, not trading volume.
• vol 24h - the dollar amount traded on this venue over the last 24 hours. High volume = an active, easy-to-enter/exit market. It measures activity, not parked capital.
• OI (open interest) - the total dollar value of all perp positions currently open on this venue. Rising OI = growing participation.
• - (a dash) = issuer-direct mint/redeem at NAV, with no trading pool to measure.

A ⚠ flag next to LP means the pool is thin or its on-chain price is off the reference share/metal price - liquidity is shown, but treat it with caution.

Funding /h

For perps, funding is normalised to an hourly rate so venues on different schedules (hourly, 4h, 8h) are directly comparable. Positive = longs pay shorts; negative = shorts pay longs.

Hover a value for the pop-up: the annualised APR (so the long-term carry cost is obvious), the per-hour and per-day rate, how often it is actually charged, and a 3-day sparkline of the recent trend.

Live vs snapshot

• Hyperliquid is live: funding refreshes every minute, and its sparkline is served on demand.
• CEX perps (Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate, Bitget, MEXC, KuCoin) show the latest pipeline snapshot. Every one of them now ships with a dense 3-day chart from day one - the pipeline backfills each exchange's own funding-history endpoint, then keeps appending each run.
• Some perp-DEXes charge a continuous borrow/margin fee instead of periodic funding (shown as a fee tag with long/short rates), and a few publish no live rate at all - the pop-up says which and why.

Trust score

Expand an asset to see a 1-100 score per listing (100 = maximally trustworthy). It is not an opinion - hover the bar to see the underlying facts with sources.

• Commodity issuers - a transparent weighted rubric: regulation, reserve attestation (auditor and frequency), redemption enforceability, custody, scale and track record.
• CEX listings - the score reflects the exchange as custodian: proof-of-reserves, regulation, hack history.
• A tokenized stock held at a CEX takes the weaker of the issuer vs the exchange - you are exposed to both.

Holder rights

The core question MyRWA answers: what do you actually own? The Ownership column summarises it per asset; the "Holder gets" badge details it per listing.

• OWNERSHIP - every listing gives a real claim on the underlying: equity in the share, or redeemable title to the physical metal. If the issuer fails, you can enforce a claim on the actual asset.
• EXPOSURE - price tracking only. You hold a debt tracker or a synthetic; recourse is against the issuer/venue, not the asset.
• MIXED - it depends on the listing. Expand and check each "Holder gets" badge.

Per-listing types

• Equity claim - a direct legal claim on the underlying share (or a token redeemable for it).
• Title - redeemable title to the physical commodity in custody, not just its price.
• Tracker (debt) - a debt note tracking the price; the issuer owes the value, you have no claim on the share.
• Synthetic - derivative/perp price exposure only, no claim on any underlying asset.

Execution, KYC & mint/redeem

• ◆ GP (guaranteed price) - the venue quotes at or near the underlying's fair price regardless of pool depth (RFQ market makers, or issuer mint/redeem at NAV). Good for large size; hover for details.
• KYC - whether identity verification is required to trade there. NO = permissionless on-chain trading.
• Mint / Redeem - whether you can create or cash-in the token at fair value (NAV) directly with the issuer, bypassing pool slippage. Hover the YES/NO for the exact primary-market path.

Data, sources & methodology

What "Data snapshot" means

The footer shows a Data snapshot date:

It is the date the whole dataset was last rebuilt from source. On each run the pipeline re-pulls every issuer registry and venue API and reassembles the catalog from scratch: the asset list, every listing, liquidity (LP / 24h volume / OI), the baseline funding rates and the trust scores. In plain terms - the data is current as of this date.

The live parts sit on top of that snapshot and refresh on their own, roughly every minute (edge-cached): today that is Hyperliquid funding, and the live underlying prices as they roll out. The snapshot date marks the base rebuild of everything else, not those live values. The value comes from the pipeline build time and is stamped into the site's data file, then shown in the footer.

• Refresh - the catalog is rebuilt from public issuer registries and venue APIs every few hours; live perp funding refreshes per minute (edge-cached).
• LP is measured via GeckoTerminal across all DEX pools; CEX funding, volume and OI come from each exchange's public API; Hyperliquid is live.
• Live service health - see the status page for per-source freshness.
• Referral disclosure - some trade links are referral links. They never change the data, ranking or scores.
• Not investment advice. Everything is aggregated from public on-chain and exchange data and provided "as is", without warranty. Always verify the contract address before trading.

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