Choose what your token is priced in
Every asset below lives on Arbitrum One and was checked on-chain. Real-world assets were tested by simulating a transfer to a fresh address — only those that pass can sit in a permissionless pool.
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Liquidity tier = price impact of a $10,000 USDC buy routed through an aggregator (snapshot, Oct 2026): deep < 1%, medium 1–6%, thin > 6%. Prices: DefiLlama. Listing an asset is not an endorsement or investment advice.
Pair with any of 1,000+ U.S. stocks & ETFs
Reality rTokens are issued on Arbitrum One and backed 1:1 by shares held in regulated custody (Alpaca), with daily CPA attestations and dividends paid in stablecoins. They use ERC-8056: balances don't rebase on stock splits, and every rToken we list transferred freely to a new address in our checks — so a pool can hold it.
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Catalog synced from Reality's public API with npm run sync:reality and checked on-chain for every rToken: bytecode, symbol, decimals, ERC-8056 multiplier, not paused or delisted, and a simulated pool round-trip (pulled into a contract with transferFrom, paid back out, exact amounts on every leg). rTokens that fail, and rTokens nobody holds on Arbitrum yet, are left out — . Most rTokens trade on Bitget rather than Arbitrum DEXes: buyers of your token need a way to obtain the pair asset. rTokens may not be offered to U.S. persons; see Reality's terms.
A real asset on the other side of your pool
Priced in something real
A NOVA/XAUt0 pool quotes your token in ounces of gold. Holders who sell receive tokenized gold or treasuries — not just a volatile crypto asset.
Yield while it waits
Accruing assets like sUSDS, syrupUSDC, sUSDai or thBILL keep growing in value while they sit in the pool — your liquidity side earns real-world yield.
A story people get
“Backed by gold” or “paired with T-bills” is a narrative anyone understands — and it sets you apart from the thousands of ETH-paired launches.
How assets are verified
- Bytecode & decimals read on-chain for every address.
- Cross-checked against CoinGecko's Arbitrum One contract listing.
- Transfer simulation from a real holder to a brand-new address (KYC-gated tokens revert here).
- Liquidity snapshot so you know how easily buyers can reach the pair asset.
Operators can re-run all checks any time with npm run check:tokens.
Risks to understand
- Issuer controls. RWA issuers can freeze addresses. A frozen pool would lock liquidity.
- Eligibility. Some RWAs (e.g. USDY) are not offered to U.S. persons. Check the issuer's terms.
- Thin markets. If the pair asset is illiquid, buyers pay extra slippage to reach your pool.
- Depegs. Backing can fail. Diversify and read each issuer's attestations.