Tokenized Stock, ETF and Fund Prices
Prices of tokenized stocks, ETFs and fund tokens whose issuer, chain and contract address are verified. A token price is not the price of the underlying security.
31 assets · Last update: 5 Oct, 07:56 (UTC)
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31 assetsAbout tokenized assets
This page shows the latest observed prices of tokens issued against a share, an exchange-traded fund or a fund unit. The value shown is the token’s own trading price, not the price of the underlying asset on its exchange.
What is a tokenized asset?
A tokenized asset is a digital record issued on a blockchain by a named issuer and designed to be economically linked to a share, a fund or another financial product. In most cases the token holder does not become a shareholder of the underlying company; voting rights, dividends and redemption are governed by the product terms the issuer publishes.
Trading while the underlying market is closed
Tokens can change hands on blockchain platforms outside the trading hours of the underlying exchange. During those hours the token price can move away from the underlying asset’s last close; when the exchange reopens, the gap may close or persist. When comparing the two prices, check the source and observation time of each.
Issuer, custody and legal framework
A token’s value depends not only on the underlying asset but also on the issuer meeting its obligations, on the custodian holding the underlying assets and on the rules of the country where the product was issued. Some products are not offered to people in certain countries. Product terms, fees and risk disclosures are found in the issuer’s official documents.
Price unit and underlying product
Tokenized products are mostly observed in US dollars. Choosing a different currency on the product page converts the value at a reference rate and marks it as approximate, so currency movements feed into the figure you see. To look at the underlying share or fund on its own, see the stock prices and exchange-traded funds pages.