Classify
Identify token, perpetual, or other product form before assigning an underlying equity mapping.
Tokenized stock data
Equity-linked crypto instruments classified without false share claims
A stock-like ticker on a crypto venue may represent a token, perpetual derivative, or another synthetic product. DataCedar keeps the original product class, venue behavior, underlying mapping, and holder-rights boundary visible instead of merging it with the primary listed share.
45
bStocks served
1,926
Web3 instruments
1,661
Web3 candle series
Explicit
not ordinary-share claims
Generated coverage ledger
The catalog behind the claim.
Generated from the current public Binance Spot and USD-M catalogs. Classifications support discovery; product documents control legal interpretation.
Snapshot July 26, 2026 at 08:07 AM UTC
045Inferred bStocks Spot catalogActive Binance Spot USDT pairs whose B-suffixed base maps to a current TRADIFI_PERPETUAL underlying.
- AAOIBUSDT
- AMDBUSDT
- ARMBUSDT
- AVGOBUSDT
- AXTIBUSDT
- BABABUSDT
- CBRSBUSDT
- COINBUSDT
- CRCLBUSDT
- CRWVBUSDT
- DRAMBUSDT
- EWYBUSDT
- GLWBUSDT
- GOOGLBUSDT
- HOODBUSDT
- IBMBUSDT
- INTCBUSDT
- INTWBUSDT
- KORUBUSDT
- LITEBUSDT
- METABUSDT
- MRVLBUSDT
- MSFTBUSDT
- MSTRBUSDT
- MUBUSDT
- MUUBUSDT
- MVLLBUSDT
- NBISBUSDT
- NOKBUSDT
- NVDABUSDT
- ORCLBUSDT
- PLTRBUSDT
- QCOMBUSDT
- QQQBUSDT
- RKLBBUSDT
- SKHYBUSDT
- SNDKBUSDT
- SNXXBUSDT
- SOXLBUSDT
- SPCXBUSDT
- SPYBUSDT
- TQQQBUSDT
- TSLABUSDT
- TSMBUSDT
- WDCBUSDT
144TradFi perpetual catalog144 trading and 0 pending contracts in the current USD-M catalog.
- AAOIUSDT
- AAPLUSDT
- ADBEUSDT
- ALABUSDT
- AMATUSDT
- AMDUSDT
- AMZNUSDT
- ANTHROPICUSDT
- APPUSDT
- ARMUSDT
- ASMLUSDT
- ASTSUSDT
- AVGOUSDT
- AXTIUSDT
- BABAUSDT
- BBXUSDT
- BEUSDT
- BMNRUSDT
- BNCUSDT
- BOTUSDT
- BRKBUSDT
- BSPUSDT
- BXUSDT
- BZUSDT
- CATUSDT
- CBRSUSDT
- CIENUSDT
- CLUSDT
- COHRUSDT
- COINUSDT
- COPPERUSDT
- COSTUSDT
- CRCLUSDT
- CRDOUSDT
- CRMUSDT
- CRWDUSDT
- CRWVUSDT
- CSCOUSDT
- DELLUSDT
- DISUSDT
- DKNGUSDT
- DRAMUSDT
- EBAYUSDT
- EWJUSDT
- EWTUSDT
- EWYUSDT
- EWZUSDT
- FLEXUSDT
- FLNCUSDT
- FWDIUSDT
- GEVUSDT
- GLWUSDT
- GMEUSDT
- GOOGLUSDT
- HDUSDT
- HIMSUSDT
- HK0700USDT
- HK1810USDT
- HOODUSDT
- HPEUSDT
- HYUNDAIUSDT
- IBMUSDT
- INTCUSDT
- INTWUSDT
- IRENUSDT
- IWMUSDT
- JPMUSDT
- KLACUSDT
- KORUUSDT
- KSTRUSDT
- LITEUSDT
- LLYUSDT
- LRCXUSDT
- METAUSDT
- MINIMAXUSDT
- MRVLUSDT
- MSFTUSDT
- MSTRUSDT
- MUUSDT
- MUUUSDT
- MVLLUSDT
- NATGASUSDT
- NBISUSDT
- NFLXUSDT
- NOKUSDT
- NOWUSDT
- NVDAUSDT
- NVOUSDT
- ONDSUSDT
- OPENAIUSDT
- ORCLUSDT
- PANWUSDT
- PAYPUSDT
- PENGUSDT
- PLTRUSDT
- POPMARTUSDT
- QCOMUSDT
- QNTXUSDT
- QQQUSDT
- RIVNUSDT
- RKLBUSDT
- SAMSUNGUSDT
- SHAZUSDT
- SKHYNIXUSDT
- SKHYUSDT
- SMCIUSDT
- SNDKUSDT
- SNOWUSDT
- SNXXUSDT
- SOFIUSDT
- SONYUSDT
- SOXLUSDT
- SOXSUSDT
- SPCXUSD1
- SPCXUSDT
- SPYUSDT
- SQQQUSDT
- STRCUSDT
- STXXUSDT
- TENCENTUSDT
- TERUSDT
- TQQQUSDT
- TSLAUSDT
- TSMUSDT
- TTWOUSDT
- TXNUSDT
- TZAUSDT
- UBERUSDT
- URNMUSDT
- USARUSDT
- UVXYUSDT
- VRTUSDT
- VUSDT
- WDCUSDT
- WENUSDT
- WMTUSDT
- XAGUSDT
- XAUUSDT
- XBIUSDT
- XLEUSDT
- XPDUSDT
- XPTUSDT
- ZHIPUUSDT
- ZMUSDT
Definition
Tokenized stock data describes crypto-venue instruments that reference equities, ETFs, or other traditional assets. The data model must distinguish economic reference from legal ownership and preserve product documents, venue terms, trading hours, settlement, and mapping provenance.
How DataCedar handles it01 02 03 04
What you can query, which fields are returned, and how availability is reported.
Map
Retain venue symbol and attach a reviewed underlying identifier with source provenance.
Align
Represent crypto-venue hours, reference methodology, settlement, FX, and underlying-market sessions separately.
Disclose
Expose stated holder rights and limitations without implying ownership, dividends, voting, or redemption.
Data surface
What the schema is built to carry.
Native venue product class
Underlying-reference mapping
Venue and trading-status history
Quote and settlement assets
Trading-hours relationship
Price and index methodology
Product-document provenance
Rights and availability boundary
Product boundary: The generated July 26, 2026 ledger includes publicly served one-minute bStock bars and daily Web3/Ondo candles. These products are never described as legally equivalent to listed shares, and Web3 one-minute history is not offered.
API example
Equity-linked instrument catalog
GET /v3/tokenized-assets
Request
curl "https://api.datacedar.com/v3/tokenized-assets?status=trading"Representative response
{
"data": [{ "symbol": "AAOIBUSDT", "asset_class": "tokenized_equity_spot" }],
"coverage": {
"cataloged": true,
"price_history": "source_dependent",
"public_serving": true
}
}Examples document the public contract and may use illustrative values or redacted identifiers. Availability fields and rights filters are authoritative for the active environment.
Research workflow
Four steps from API key to a validated dataset.
01
Read
Review venue and product documentation.
02
Classify
Assign legal and economic product type.
03
Map
Version the underlying-reference relationship.
04
Validate
Compare sessions, prices, status, and public rights.
Field guide
How to model tokenized and equity-linked products
01
Ticker resemblance is not ownership
A product labeled with an equity ticker may not confer ownership, voting, dividends, custody, or redemption. Those rights come from product documentation, not a symbol string.
The API keeps product type prominent in every response.
02
Crypto and equity market clocks differ
A crypto venue may trade while the underlying exchange is closed. Prices can then reflect venue liquidity, funding, indicative references, FX, and expectations.
Cross-market analysis must align sessions and state which price can actually trade.
03
Catalog first, prices second
The dynamic Binance catalog provides the discovery surface, including inferred bStocks-style pairs and TradFi perpetuals.
DataCedar serves each instrument only within its reported history boundary: bStocks use Spot one-minute bars, Web3/Ondo uses daily candles, and TradFi perpetuals use the derivatives bar route.
Comparison
Equity-linked crypto product versus a listed share
The names may resemble one another, while legal rights, trading venue, hours, liquidity, settlement, and price formation can differ materially.
CriterionTypical latest-value feedDataCedar research model
Venue scopeOften hidden behind a symbol listVenue and market type remain explicit
Missing intervalsEmpty rows or silent forward fillsExpected, actual, and gap state recorded
Instrument identityDisplay ticker used as the keyNative symbol plus versioned canonical identity
Source dependencyCustomer request calls the upstream APIOwned raw storage and normalized serving tables
AvailabilityEndpoint presence implies coverageCoverage and rights state fail closed
Before you rely on it
A practical validation checklist.
- 01The venue and market type are named for every instrument
- 02First and last available timestamps are reported by stream
- 03UTC interval, event-time, and receive-time rules are documented
- 04Delisted, expired, pending, and suspended instruments remain visible
- 05Archive, REST, and live boundaries have been reconciled
- 06Duplicate, sequence, and expected-interval checks pass
- 07The intended display or redistribution use is explicitly permitted
Questions, answered.
Not necessarily. The product may be a token or derivative referencing an equity without providing ordinary share ownership or rights.
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