Actionable market data for digital assets

Allium unifies asset identity, market activity and pricing across fragmented onchain and offchain markets, so institutions can confidently act on digital-asset data in their existing workflows.

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Allium Blended Prices

Snapshot · 20 October 2026

The problem we solve: one asset, a different answer in every system

Your security master says one thing, the venue says another, and the desk is working from a third number. Before anyone can analyze the market, someone has to reconcile symbols, token contracts and venue-specific data by hand, and then defend the result to an auditor.

Make tokenized asset decisions with verified market data

Track tokenized funds, bonds, and money market products across chains, straight from onchain data.

Satisfy regulatory requirements before they become violations

Monitor stablecoin flows, screen counterparties, and generate compliance artifacts for GENIUS Act and FASB, before your regulators ask.

Reconcile digital asset positions to any point in time

Verify exact wallet balances at any historical block across 10,000+ protocols, reproducible months later for audit and NAV.

What Allium Market Data solves

One asset, one market view

Canonical identity across wrappers, chains, venues and underlyings

DASID maps onchain instruments back to the security they represent

Normalized across onchain and offchain markets

One asset resolved across issuers, tokens, chains, venues and quote currencies.

One view of price and liquidity across markets

Unified cross-venue trade data, spot and perpetual

Trades, liquidity and execution conditions, not just last price

24/7, including when traditional markets are closed

Open interest, funding and liquidations across every venue trading the asset.

Market data you can act on and defend

Blended pricing with transparent, configurable methodology

Full history and reconciliation

Provenance preserved on every input

One consolidated price, the venues behind it, and how far apart they sit.

Built on an open identifier standard

Crosswalks to CUSIP, ISIN and FIGI

17 identifier types, 70 class codes, 5 market types

Published openly, so you can read the specification before you buy

Example Identifier
RWA-USDC-STBL-001-8
Name:USD Coin
Type:RWA(Claim on an Off-Chain Asset)
Ticker:USDC
Class:STBL(Fiat Stablecoin)
Sequence:001(Collision Handling)
Check Digit:8(Luhn)
DASID follows the lineage of CUSIP, ISIN and LEI.
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FAQ

What is DASID?

DASID is an open identifier standard for digital assets. One identifier structure maps every instrument, on every chain and at every venue, back to what it represents. The full specification is published at dasid.org.

How does this map to CUSIP or ISIN?

DASID carries crosswalks to CUSIP, ISIN and FIGI, so onchain instruments resolve into the reference-data model you already run rather than sitting beside it.

How is pricing calculated?

Prices are blended across venues using a transparent, configurable methodology. Every blended price stores its methodology version, its principal market and every input, including the ones that were rejected and why. Methodology versions are dated and immutable, written against ASC 820 and IFRS 13, so a past valuation reproduces exactly for an audit, an examination or a client challenge.

How is the product organized?

Data ships in seven layers, and Identity is the one every other layer resolves inward to: what an asset is and where it trades. Tape is what traded and at what price. Book is the size behind that price. Execution is cost, venue quality, funding and order flow. Valuation is what it is worth, defensibly. Examination reconstructs and proves what happened. Convexity covers non-linear payoffs. Tape and Book each cover spot and derivatives from one set of endpoints.

See it on your own coverage

Market Data is in private preview. Send us the assets and venues you care about, and we'll show you what we resolve and where the gaps are.

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