Tokenized asset data

Supply, market cap, holders and transfers for tokenized treasuries, funds, credit, stocks and commodities across 17 chains. Issuer-native supply only, in SQL, by API or in your warehouse.

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The problem we solve: tokenized assets get counted twice

The same fund is bridged and wrapped across chains, and every copy looks like new supply. Issuers label asset classes their own way. Without a registry, totals drift.

Bridged copies inflate totals

Wrapped and bridged tokens look like new supply unless they are excluded.

No shared taxonomy

Treasuries, money market funds and private credit are labeled differently by each issuer.

One issuer, many chains

BlackRock, Franklin Templeton and Ondo each deploy natively on several chains.

Tokenized asset data for every asset class

Coverage

Every asset class, one taxonomy

Rates: government debt, money market funds and repos

Equities, credit, commodities, private funds and real estate

17 chains, including Ethereum, Solana, Stellar and Plume

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Every tokenized asset classified the same way, whoever issued it.

Supply

Supply that counts once

Daily supply, price and market cap by chain and token

Native supply only, bridged and wrapped tokens excluded

Every mint and burn

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Market size you can cite, with each asset counted once.

Holders

Who holds what

Daily holder balances by address

Holder distribution and transfer activity per asset

Every transfer across chains

See Asset Managers

Concentration and real demand behind every tokenized product.

Delivery

Where your team already works

SQL in the Allium Explorer

REST API for your applications and models

Delivered into Snowflake, BigQuery or Databricks

See Datashares

Same data in SQL, by API or in your own warehouse.

Tokenized asset totals that count each asset once

Without Allium

Every issuer labels assets its own way

Treasuries, money market funds and private credit sit under different names per issuer.

Bridged copies counted as new supply

Wrapped and bridged tokens inflate totals unless they are excluded.

Data stuck in dashboards and PDFs

Analysts re-key figures by hand before anything reaches your own models.

One taxonomy across seven asset classes.

Rates, equities, credit, FX, commodities, private funds and real estate across 17 chains.

Native supply, counted once.

Daily supply, price and market cap by chain, with bridged and wrapped tokens excluded.

Data in SQL, by API or in your warehouse.

Query it in the Allium Explorer, call the API, or receive it in Snowflake, BigQuery or Databricks.

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FAQ

Which asset classes does Allium cover?

Rates, equities, credit, FX, commodities, private funds and real estate. That runs from government debt and money market funds to private credit and tokenized stocks.

Which chains are covered?

Aptos, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, BNB Chain, Celo, Ethereum, Gnosis, HyperEVM, Mantle, Optimism, Plume, Polygon, Solana, Stellar, Sui and zkSync.

Why do Allium's totals differ from other trackers?

Allium counts only native supply. Bridged and wrapped copies are excluded so each asset is counted once, and offchain private credit AUM is not included.

How do I get the data?

Query it in SQL in the Allium Explorer, call it through the API, or have it delivered into Snowflake, BigQuery or Databricks next to your own models.

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