Assembling the screener…
equities.wtf tracks total on-chain equity exposure: every equity that trades on-chain, on every venue that trades it. Spot tokenized stocks, CEX stock tokens, and the issuerless perps and synthetics that have no issuer, no token, and no NAV report — the exposure an issuer-registration site structurally cannot list. One screener, every Underlying × every Venue.
On top of the breadth sits the adversarial layer: basis and depeg flags, wash-volume exhibits, liquidity walked from real order books, funding-implied borrow, tracking error, and corp-action forensics. And the Weekend Tape — equity perps trade while NYSE sleeps, and if nobody records that tape it simply ceases to exist: not Bloomberg, not Refinitiv, nobody has a historical record of what the market thought AAPL was worth at 3am on a Sunday. We started recording, and every captured minute is a minute no competitor can ever backfill.
A live composite from every 24/7 venue while NYSE sleeps, scored against the actual open each week. MAE, bias, and hit-rate are published, misses included. Nobody can backfill this archive. Open the Weekend Tape.
Bitget reported ~$29B of RTSLA volume. Bitget's RTSLA stock token reported roughly $29B in trading volume — orders of magnitude beyond what its float and order book could carry. Reported volume is a self-attested number; we treat it as marketing and never weight anything by it. Rankings never use venue-reported volume. See the flagged rows.
ANTHROPIC, OPENAI, SPACEX are priced around the clock by perp markets. rwa.xyz has no row for these; there is no issuer to register them. Open the pre-IPO tape.
We take no money from venues or issuers, and we sell no listings. Publishing the numbers venues would rather hide is the product. Reference prices are derived from licensed feeds, never re-published verbatim. And every minute of the 24/7 archive we record is a minute nobody can ever reconstruct.