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Tokenized price
Tokenized market cap
Tokenized 24h volume
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Tokenized price · 24H · USD

Values in USD

#
Token
Issuer
Price
24h volume
Market cap
24h
1
Ondo Finance

$104.13

$86.64K
$2.07M
+1.03%
2
Reality

$104.14

$795.87
$672.22
+1.63%
3
Dinari

$103.37

$0
$1.54K
0%
4
xStocks

$0

—
—
0%

Values in USD

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#
Exchange
Pair
Price
24h volume
Freshness
1
Bitget
Bitget

rSBUX/USDT

$104.24

$613.79M

Recently

2
Gate.io
Gate.io

SBUXON/USDT

$104.23

$85.18K

Recently

3
Xt
Xt

SBUXON/USDT

$104.23

$25.56K

Recently

4
Weex
Weex

SBUX/USDT

$103.1

$10.79K

4h ago

Delayed

About Starbucks

Starbucks is tokenized by 4 tracked tokens from 4 issuers. Ondo Finance leads by 24-hour volume.

This page tracks Starbucks itself — the underlying asset. Each tokenized wrapper is a separate token with its own issuer, contract and coin page; open the Tokens tab to compare them.

Tokenized does not mean risk-free

RWA tokens can carry issuer, custody, smart-contract, liquidity, regulatory, and redemption risks. Token prices may differ from the underlying asset and availability can vary by jurisdiction.

RWA market FAQ

What is a tokenized real-world asset?

A tokenized real-world asset is an onchain token designed to represent exposure to an offchain asset such as a stock, commodity, or exchange-traded fund.

How is tokenized market cap calculated?

The displayed market cap is the aggregate value of tracked onchain tokens associated with the same real-world asset. It is not the market capitalization of the underlying traditional asset.

Why can a tokenized price differ from the underlying asset?

Trading hours, liquidity, fees, collateral design, redemption terms, and market demand can create differences between a token and the price of the asset it references.