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Tokenized stocks and funds that live in Uniswap v4 pools on Robinhood Chain. For each one the table shows the price the chain is quoting, the print for the same asset away from the chain, and the gap between them. The gap is the whole point: a token that tracks a share is only worth what the claim behind it is worth, and the two prices drift.
Prices on chain against the print
| Symbol | Name | Issuer | On chain | Difference | Band | Trade |
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Difference is the on chain price against the print, as a percentage of the print. Band is the tolerance the Realedger Basis Ledger allows for the session the print belongs to; inside the band means the two prices agree within it, outside means they do not. A blank cell is a figure the reader could not get on the last pass, and it is left blank rather than guessed.
What a row means and what it does not
Each row is one token contract on Robinhood Chain, the price its deepest honest pool is quoting, and the same asset's price away from the chain as carried by the Realedger Basis Ledger. When the two diverge, the tokenized side is the one that moved, and the size of the gap is what the table is for. Prints outside market hours are the last print carried forward, so a wide difference at midnight on a Sunday usually says more about the clock than about the token.
The board never lists these. Nothing about appearing in this table means a token passed a standard, because the standards are not applied to it. A tokenized share is a claim on an issuer, and the value of that claim depends on the issuer honouring it. That is a question about a company, not a question a chain read can answer.
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