Tokenized stocks dashboard
Thousands of stock tokens exist onchain. Only a few hundred actually trade. This dashboard tracks them all, across seven issuers and their chains, with live price, liquidity and volume. Reference data only: TrueHold sells none of them, and most are closed to US persons.
- Stocks
- 3,813
- from 7 issuers
- Contracts
- 21,419
- per issuer and chain
- With pools
- 513
- 2.4% of contracts
- Live prices
- 504 / 513
- Streaming live
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- Tokenized stocks
- 3,813
- from 7 issuers
- Contracts
- 21,418
- on 14 chains
- Trading on a DEX
- 513
- 2% of contracts have a pool
- Pooled liquidity
- $235M
- $561M traded in 24 hours
Writing about tokenized stocks? Embed these numbers as live charts.
How to read the table
- Stocks and contracts
- A stock is one ticker. A contract is one deployment of that ticker by one issuer on one chain, so a single stock can appear as a dozen contracts.
- Price
- Live prices stream from a DEX price feed for contracts that trade actively. Where nothing streams, the price is the deepest pool’s quote. Each figure is tagged Live or Pool.
- Liquidity
- The dollar depth of every pool found for the contract, summed. A stock with $30M of liquidity can absorb a large order; one with $9k cannot.
- Volume
- Trades over the last 24 hours across the same pools. Volume with little liquidity behind it is usually one or two wallets, not a market.
- Pools
- Every DEX pool found for a contract, up to 30 per contract. A contract with no pool is deployed but not tradeable on-chain yet.
- Multiplier
- How many shares one token represents. It starts at 1 and moves with dividends and corporate actions. Ignore it and a token can look 4x mispriced after a split.
Questions people ask
A token on a public blockchain that tracks the price of a listed share. In most programs the issuer says it holds the share, or a claim on it, with a custodian and mints tokens against that holding; some tokens are derivatives with no claim on a share. The holder gets price exposure and, depending on the issuer, dividend adjustments, and is generally not a shareholder of record.
Because each issuer runs its own program. xStocks, Ondo, Robinhood, Backpack, Reality Protocol, bStocks and Coinbase each issue their own token for AAPL, with a different contract, a different legal structure and different eligibility rules. They are not interchangeable and they do not share liquidity.
A stock is a ticker; a contract is one deployment of it. xStocks alone deploys most of its tickers to ten chains at once, so it counts roughly ten contracts for every stock. The site counts both so a large catalogue does not read as a large market.
Only a few percent of deployed contracts have a DEX pool at any time. The rest exist on chain but are not tradeable on-chain yet, or trade only inside the issuer’s own venue. This section lists every deployment and marks which ones actually have liquidity.
From a streaming DEX price feed for contracts that trade actively, marked Live, and from the deepest pool’s quote for the rest, marked Pool. Pools, liquidity and volume are re-read every 15 minutes, and these pages are rebuilt on the same cadence.
Generally no. Most issuers listed here state that they exclude US persons, some citing Regulation S, and Robinhood says it serves only the EU and EEA. As of September 2026 Reality Protocol had published no eligibility list. Each issuer page states the rules with a confidence label. The restrictions are the issuer’s and can apply wherever a token is acquired, including on a DEX; nothing here is an offer.
No. TrueHold does not issue, sell or broker tokenized stocks. This section is reference data so you can see every issuer, chain and pool in one place. If you already hold tokenized stocks in a wallet, TrueHold shows them next to the rest of your portfolio.
By number of pools, right now: Uniswap (1,571 pools, $91.3M of liquidity), Raydium (755 pools, $45M of liquidity), PancakeSwap (564 pools, $39.9M of liquidity), Orca (266 pools, $10.5M of liquidity) and Meteora (235 pools, $9.18M of liquidity). Across every DEX the dashboard counts 4,016 pools holding $235M; most of that sits in a few pools, so check a stock’s own pools before trading it.
Pools, liquidity and volume are DEX market data and live prices come from a streaming DEX price feed, read by TrueHold's own terminal and rebuilt here every 15 minutes; the catalogue was last read Nov 5, 2026, 12:32 UTC. Issuer facts are compiled, not independently verified, from each issuer's public pages and press reports as of 2026-10-09 and carry a confidence label. Reference information only: not advice, and not an offer to buy or sell any security. TrueHold neither sells nor custodies these tokens and is not affiliated with any issuer; who may hold one is decided by the issuer and by local law, and most are closed to US persons. Figures can be delayed or wrong. See the disclaimer and the glossary entry on tokenization.
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