How verifiable is each tokenized asset’s backing claim?

Where every asset sits, strongest verification to weakest.

Each classified asset is a dot, placed by howits backing claim is verified — a regulated filing and a named attestor at the strong end, the issuer’s own word at the weak end. The shape is the reading: the mass sits left of center, but it thins fast, and 117 rest on the issuer alone. Hover any dot for the asset.

Three things the buckets assume.

This classifies 170 tokenized assets that carry a normalized disclosure rubric — stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets with an attestation or reserve-disclosure input read daily. Each one is placed by its raw inputs, with the class shown beside it as the receipt.

918 more instruments are catalogued but not classified — mostly tokenized equities that await a price/attestation oracle.

The detail, grouped by bucket — the receipt beside every classification.

Every classified asset, with how its claim is verifiable, the age of the latest attestation, and the raw class it was derived from. The raw class is the receipt: it shows exactly what the bucket was read off, so a reader can check the call rather than trust it.