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A tokenized asset is a token that stands for something else: a share, a fund, a bar of gold. The thing it stands for is its underlying, and the catalog records both sides. The vertical holds no tables of its own. Every page below queries the shared asset tables documented in Assets, with one filter applied:
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Registry

Asset identity, the underlying it stands for, and the chains it is issued on.

Metrics

Daily supply, holders, transfer activity and price.

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The multi-issuer model

Many issuers can tokenize the same thing. Each issuer’s token gets its own row in dimensions.assets, and all of them point at a single row in dimensions.reference_assets through reference_asset_id. Many issuers tokenize NVIDIA stock, and every issuer’s token is its own row, all pointing at the nvda reference. The reference is how you compare tokens that stand for the same thing. To ask how much NVIDIA exposure exists onchain, group the asset tables by reference_asset_id rather than by symbol: the issuers all pick different symbols, but they share one reference.