Live prices, 24-hour moves and the CryptoCop Movement Score for the 223 tokenized real-world assets trading on crypto venues — equities like Samsung, SK hynix and Moderna, and commodities like silver, platinum and Brent crude. Same desk, same scoring engine as every other coin we track.
Equities and exchange-traded funds issued as on-chain tokens — each one tracks a share trading on a traditional exchange. Ranked by 24-hour volume.
Metals and energy issued as on-chain tokens, priced against the underlying spot market. Ranked by 24-hour volume.
A tokenized stock is a crypto token whose price tracks a real share — Alphabet, NVIDIA, Samsung. The token trades 24/7 on crypto venues, while the share it references trades only during its home exchange's hours. That gap is why the token can move while the underlying market is closed, and why the two prices can drift over a weekend.
The token is priced by its own order book, not by the exchange the company is listed on. Thin liquidity, weekend gaps and funding costs all push the two apart. Treat the token's price as the market's live opinion of the share, not as the share price itself.
The same idea applied to metals and energy: a token that tracks spot silver, platinum, palladium, copper or Brent crude. These tend to track their underlying more tightly than equities, because the spot market runs closer to around-the-clock.
Every asset on this page is scored by the same 12-factor engine as the rest of the desk — momentum, volume, structure. It ranks how much a market is moving, not whether it is a good investment, and it is not financial advice.
