TokenGeek

Reference-market prices for assets TokenGeek observes on-chain, from its most recent completed observation on 2026-10-15 21:59 UTC. Each figure is the quoted price of the underlying security, not the price of the token that represents it.

SPY$771.49NVDA$217.58SPCX$148.93CRCL$85.93GLD$382.36MSTR$148.69META$734.75GOOGL$348.87Reference prices as of 2026-10-15 21:59 UTC · each asset also has an on-chain representation

Welcome to the tokenized economy

The World’s Markets are Moving On-Chain. See What That Actually Means.

TokenGeek makes tokenized markets easier to understand. Explore what’s moving on-chain, how much has been tokenized, what you would actually own, and the evidence behind it.

  • 195 assets observed
  • 195 identities verified on-chain
  • 146 measured against company filings

Tokenization brief

TokenGeek’s 15 October 2026 observation, compared with 14 October 2026.

Observed tokenized units increased across 64 of the 194 assets TokenGeek could compare, decreased across 42 and were unchanged across 88.

The largest single movement was Circle Internet Group CRCL, up 5,970 tokenized share-equivalents. AMC Entertainment AMC recorded the largest reduction, 41,429 fewer tokenized units. 1 asset was newly observed by TokenGeek, having been absent from the earlier observation. Measured against the securities themselves, tokenization stays small. The deepest reading TokenGeek can verify is AMC Entertainment AMC, at 767.5 ppm — among the 146 of 195 assets whose share count TokenGeek can check against a company filing. It is not the largest tokenized asset — that is SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust SPY, at $19.99M.

The tokenized market TokenGeek sees

Each rectangle is a tokenized asset. Change the question — value, penetration, growth — or the observation it is drawn from, and the same familiar companies rearrange. Open any tile to see what it tracks and what holding it would actually mean.

  1. ⋯ 3 days not observed ⋯

Showing TokenGeek’s latest observation, 30 September 2026. Observation 36 of 36.

Point at or focus a tile for its reading. Open one for the full asset.

Tile area is observed tokenized value. Showing the 24 largest of 195 assets TokenGeek observed. Colour distinguishes one tile from the next and nothing more — it is drawn from the asset’s name, not its value.

Assets observed
195
Observed tokenized value
$159.13M

Across the 192 of 195 assets TokenGeek could price at this observation.

Tokenized units
2,132,002

Share-equivalents held on-chain, summed across the observation.

What changed?

Compared with TokenGeek’s observation on 14 October 2026, 23.9 hours earlier. This is movement in how many tokenized units exist on-chain — not a share-price move, which TokenGeek does not claim to measure.

64
assets where observed tokenized units increased
42
assets where observed tokenized units decreased
88
assets unchanged — the same supply at both observations

Notable changes

The dollar figure is what the change in units alone did to tokenized value, at the current reference price. It deliberately excludes any movement in the underlying share price, which is a separate effect and a different claim. Ranked by that figure, so a near-empty asset gaining a few hundred units cannot outrank a real one.

TokenGeek compared 194 of the 195 assets it observed. 1 appeared for the first time and are not counted as growth — TokenGeek had not looked at them before.

How much has actually moved on-chain?

The map above shows where tokenized value sits. It does not say whether that value is a large or a small part of the security it tracks. Setting the two side by side is what TokenGeek calls tokenization penetration — and today the answer is consistently small.

TokenGeek can verify a share count for 146 of the 195 assets it observed. Where it cannot, it shows no proportion rather than a guess — funds and depositary receipts are measured against a different quantity, which TokenGeek has not yet established.

What TokenGeek is observing

Today TokenGeek observes a single issuer on a single blockchain: Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited, on Robinhood Chain. Tokenized assets exist beyond this. What follows is what TokenGeek has measured itself, not a picture of the whole tokenized market.

Assets observed
195

Tokens TokenGeek read directly in its most recent complete observation.

Tokenized value observed
$159,127,391.83

In US dollars, the currency the issuer quotes in. Tokenized units multiplied by the issuer's quote for the underlying share. Not a market capitalisation.

Identity verified on-chain
195 of 195

TokenGeek checked on-chain that the token is the one the issuer published for that asset.

Last observed
11 hours ago

2026-10-15 21:59 UTC. One reading per day, never edited afterwards.

Totals cover the 195 assets TokenGeek observed on 2026-10-15, across 1 issuer and 1 network. 3 assets had no defensible value and are excluded from the total rather than counted as zero. This is what TokenGeek observed, not the whole tokenized market.

Tokenized assets are not all the same thing

A token that tracks a company’s share price is not automatically a share in that company. Some tokens are backed by the asset itself; others are a claim on the company that issued the token, and are only designed to follow the price. Those are different things to hold, particularly if the issuer runs into trouble.

Every asset page answers what would I actually own? from the issuer’s own published description — and states plainly which parts TokenGeek has not been able to verify.

Explore assets

Every token TokenGeek observed on Robinhood Chain. Open any one to see what it represents.

Showing the 12 largest by tokenized value, of 195 observed.