Prism calls every verifiable token contract and compares its live on-chain supply against the figure its issuer publishes. This is the raw result, drifting listings included. Checked 2026-08-27 · tolerance ±5%.
$240.62M
Verified market cap
80
Contracts read
65
Matching
15
Drifting
Quantum-safe attestation
This reserve report is signed with post-quantum cryptography and verified in your browser.
Verifying
Prism signs its Proof-of-Reserves snapshot with ML-DSA-65, the digital-signature scheme standardised by NIST as NIST FIPS 204. It is the CRYSTALS-Dilithium (co-authored by IBM) design, built to stay secure even against a quantum computer. The private key never leaves Prism, so anyone can confirm a report is authentic and unaltered, but no one can forge one.
A handful of issuers go beyond publishing figures and pay an independent oracle network to attest their reserves on-chain. These are live reads from Chainlink Proof-of-Reserve feeds, the strongest form of reserve evidence available today, and rare enough in tokenized RWA that we show exactly who has it.
2 of 2,077 listings carry an oracle reserve feed today. That gap is the industry's, and it is why the supply table above exists.
Verify it yourself
Nothing on this page requires trusting Prism. Every figure reproduces from public infrastructure in three steps:
1 · Find the contract. Every asset page lists its contract address per chain with a direct explorer link, the same addresses this table reads.
2 · Read the supply. On the explorer, the token's totalSupply is public. Compare it to the on-chain column here and to the issuer's published figure.
3 · Check the attestation. Issuer documents on each asset page link the custodian and auditor statements the published figure comes from.
Drift usually means normal mint/redeem churn since the issuer last published, but that is for the issuer to explain, not for a marketplace to hide. Supply figures are read directly from each token contract on 3 chains.