194 STOCK TOKENS · 19 HAVE TICKED · 20 REPRICINGS SCHEDULED · 1M $COLLAPICK = 0.18 NVDA SHARES

Fair price · chain 4663

Am I overpayingfor this?

A stock token is worth the share price of the company times the number of shares one token stands for. The pool charges whatever the last trade left behind. Those two are rarely the same number, and the difference comes out of whoever buys next. Pick a ticker and see it in dollars.

dearer than they are worth

33

tokens with a real pool

cheaper than they are worth

16

same test, other direction

widest overpay

207.9%

HPE at $58.54

widest discount

-3.3%

CCL at $22.60

The check · live prices

One ticker in.One number out.

Which token

Only tokens with a pool deep enough to quote a price are listed. The number on the right is the pool price against what the token is worth: the share price of the company, multiplied by how many shares one token stands for today.

you would overpay

+57.5%

RDDT costs $157.47 in the pool and is worth $100.00. Every token you buy hands over $57.47 more than the company behind it is quoted at.

pool price
$157.47
what it is worth
$100.00
one token stands for
1.00 shares
pool depth
$1.8M
reference price
the issuer's bid and ask

the issuer’s spread on RDDT is wide right now, which is what a closed market looks like: part of this gap is the price of holding it until the market opens

Both ends of the book

001

This is not free money

The price a token is worth is the last one the issuer or Chainlink published. While the stock market is shut, a pool trading above it is people paying to hold the position until it opens, not an error anyone can collect.

002

Depth decides what is real

Only pools holding more than $20K are listed, because a thin pool quotes a price nobody could trade at. 73 tokens were left out for that reason.

003

The multiplier is the whole trick

Worth is the share price times how many shares one token stands for today. After a split or a dividend that is not one, which is why a screen reading one token as one share gets a different answer from this page.

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