Tokenized stocks, ETFs and commodity perpetuals
Traditional-market instruments traded on crypto exchanges: equities, exchange-traded funds, indices and commodities. Updated every minute along with the rest of the pairs.
| Name | Symbol | Price | 24 hours | Turnover | Venues | |
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Direxion Daily Semiconductor ETF (Derivatives) | SOXL | $118.76 | +10.72% | $1.46B | 7 |
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RTER | RTER | $369.38 | +2.82% | $1.44B | 1 |
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RCVNA | RCVNA | $61.25 | -8.47% | $1.41B | 1 |
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RCRM | RCRM | $180.18 | -0.85% | $1.38B | 1 |
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RSGOV | RSGOV | $100.69 | +0.02% | $1.37B | 1 |
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RGE | RGE | $355.94 | -2.25% | $1.35B | 1 |
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RABBV | RABBV | $258.5 | -2.18% | $1.34B | 1 |
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RusGas | RGS | $1,024.5 | -0.41% | $1.26B | 1 |
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RXLV | RXLV | $163.24 | -2.32% | $1.25B | 1 |
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RPWR | RPWR | $657.41 | +11.21% | $1.23B | 1 |
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RLIN | RLIN | $506.55 | -1.48% | $1.22B | 1 |
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Repme | RPM | $192.26 | -4.67% | $1.22B | 1 |
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RCRWD | RCRWD | $184.64 | +0.71% | $1.21B | 1 |
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Rolaz Gold | RGLD | $376.69 | +1.62% | $1.20B | 1 |
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RAPH | RAPH | $159.06 | +10.98% | $1.20B | 1 |
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RETN | RETN | $388.08 | +0.72% | $1.19B | 1 |
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RSHOP | RSHOP | $122.35 | -5.5% | $1.17B | 1 |
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RJNJ | RJNJ | $255.88 | -4.4% | $1.16B | 1 |
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Resumeo Shares | RMS | $210.5 | -0.36% | $1.15B | 1 |
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RTMUS | RTMUS | $173.34 | -5% | $1.10B | 1 |
A tokenized stock is a token whose price tracks a security on a traditional exchange. You can buy Apple or the SPDR S&P 500 with USDT, without a brokerage account, and on weekends when Nasdaq itself is closed. The same class covers exchange-traded funds, indices and commodity contracts such as oil and silver.
We keep this asset class separate from cryptocurrencies for a simple reason: the metrics are not comparable. On some venues the tokenized-stock segment reports tens of billions of dollars of turnover per pair — more than the real daily turnover of the entire exchange. In a shared ranking those numbers push bitcoin and ether off the top and make it useless.
This page collects every pair of the class across the 10 tracked exchanges: the Ondo, xStocks, Backed and Backpack families, plus equity and ETF perpetuals on Bybit, OKX, KuCoin and Bitget. The classification is refreshed hourly.
How to read the table
Check the venue count first
A pair that trades on a single exchange has no external confirmation of its volume. Instruments listed on 3-7 venues are a completely different level of data reliability.
The price tracks, it does not match
The token follows the security, but at night and on weekends the stock market is closed while the token keeps trading. A gap versus the Nasdaq price during those hours is normal, not an arbitrage.
Compare turnover within the class
Comparing the turnover of a tokenized stock with bitcoin makes no sense: different investor base, different listing rules. The comparison only works between similar instruments.
Liquidity matters more than the move
A sharp percentage on a low-turnover pair is usually drawn by a couple of trades. The turnover threshold in the screener settings filters out that noise.
Frequently asked questions
- Why are tokenized stocks missing from the main coin list?
- They are a different asset class with incomparable metrics. For some pairs exchanges report tens of billions of dollars in turnover, and in the shared turnover ranking they occupied every top position, pushing bitcoin and ether out.
- Do the screeners cover these pairs?
- Yes, the pairs stay in the general scan — the exclusion only applies to public listings and rankings. If you do not want these instruments in your notifications, raise the turnover threshold in the screener settings.
- Can the turnover on these pairs be trusted?
- We show what the exchange API returns and do not recalculate the figures. Use the "Venues" column as your guide: the more exchanges trade the pair, the more reliable the data.
- How is this different from tokenized gold?
- Gold tokens such as PAX Gold and Tether Gold stay in the main cryptocurrency list: they have a long trading history, liquidity across dozens of venues and clear backing. Equities and ETFs are kept separate.