Assets
The Assets page is the home page of rangebound: every tokenised stock, ETF and commodity token we track, with the numbers of all its pools added together.
Headline numbers
Beside the title, covering the whole tracked universe:
| Number | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Assets | Underlyings with at least one tracked pool, and how many trade under both issuers |
| Pools | Tracked pools, split by venue |
| Volume 24h | Swap volume across every pool in the last 24 hours |
| Liquidity | Total value deposited across every pool |
| LP fees 24h | Fees that went to LPs, after the venue's protocol share |
| Grads 7d | Memes that graduated against any tracked asset in the last week |
The three boards
Three ranked lists, each answering "where is it happening right now?" a different way. They read the whole universe, not the filtered table below, so ticking a filter does not move them. Every row opens the asset or the pool.
The Highlights switch beside the title turns them off, which puts the table at the top of the page. The setting is remembered in this browser.
| Board | Ranked by | Why it is that number |
|---|---|---|
| Gross fee leaders | LP fees paid in the last 24 hours, summed across the asset's pools | Dollars actually paid, not a rate. A large APR on a tiny pool pays nobody |
| Heating up | This hour's fee APR against the pool's own 24-hour rate | A ratio, so it finds acceleration rather than size. Pools under $25,000 of TVL are left out, and so are pools whose 24-hour rate is near zero: both make the ratio meaningless |
| Meme graduations | Memes that graduated against the asset in the last day | Counted from the launchpad's own timestamp. When nothing graduated in the last day the board ranks by the market cap of the memes already tied to each asset, and says so |
Filtering the table
Two switches sit above the table and apply to it alone:
- Asset type: Equities, ETFs, Commodities, Treasuries or Pre-IPO.
- Issuer: xStocks, Backpack, or both.
The assets table
The table adds each asset's pools together. Price and price changes come from the asset's largest pool.
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Asset | Ticker, issuer marks and name. A token issued by both xStocks and Backpack shows both marks |
| Price | Last on-chain price in the largest pool |
| 24h | Price change over the last day |
| Volume 24h | Swap volume across the asset's pools |
| Liquidity | TVL across the asset's pools |
| Fee APR 24h | The last 24 hours of LP fees, annualised, over the asset's liquidity |
| 30d IV | Implied volatility of the listed underlying's 30-day at-the-money options |
| Meme mcap | Market cap of the memes trading against this asset whose own pools can stand behind one. Hover for the largest ones |
| Meme vol | 24-hour volume of this asset's memes in their pools against the stock itself: the meme flow that has to cross the stock's pools. The thin bar under it shows where all of their volume traded - green against the stock, purple against SOL, blue against dollars. Pools under $10,000 of liquidity are left out. See Memes |
| Grads 24h | Memes that graduated against this asset in the last day |
| ≥$100k, ≥$1M | How many memes are above each market cap |
| Last 7d | Price over the last seven days |
Every sortable column carries a faint arrow before its label; click the header to sort by it, and the arrow turns green and points the way the column is sorted. Headers carry the metric on one line and the window it is measured over on the next, and TVL, volume, LP fees and meme market cap each draw a bar behind the figure, scaled to the largest value on screen.
Views
The buttons above the table switch the columns as a set: Overview, Fees, Risk and Memes. A set of your own reads as Custom, which is also the button that opens the editor.
Customise
Customise adds or removes columns. Extra columns available:
- Vol ratio: the headline vol ratio of the asset's rated pool.
- Net APR: the best pool's net APR at its best width, with the width and pool beneath it.
- Venues: the venues the asset trades on, as overlapping marks, then the number of pools.
- LP fees 24h: fees in dollars rather than as an APR.
- σ vs σ*: the volatility in use against the break-even volatility of the best pool.
- 1h, 7d: price change over those windows, which the table no longer shows by default.
- ≥$50k: memes above fifty thousand in market cap. A graduate starts life near there, so this mostly counts graduates.
- ≥$10M: memes above ten million in market cap.
Reset to default restores the standard set. Your choice is saved in this browser.
Lookalike mints
Tokens using the name of a tracked asset but not issued by its real issuer are excluded from every figure on every page. rangebound no longer lists them: the filter's working is not something a reader needs. An alert still fires when a new one appears. Check a token's mint address before trading anything with a familiar name.