Markets
A leveraged token exists for every combination of market × leverage × direction. Pick one when you launch: it decides what your token tracks for the rest of its life.
| Markets | Price source | |
|---|---|---|
| Crypto | BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, XRP, DOGE, ADA, TRX, LINK, AVAX, UNI | Chainlink price feeds on BNB Chain, read on-chain at every settlement. |
| Crypto (no feed) | HYPE, ZEC, SUI, ENA, PEPE, ARB, TRUMP, TAO, WLD | Aster index price, signed by the keeper every few seconds and relayed on-chain inside each trade; the keeper also posts it when it moves more than 0.2%. |
| Stocks | TSLA, NVDA, AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, META, GOOGL, AVGO, BRKB, LLY, WMT, JPM, V, ORCL, NFLX, COST, AMD, PLTR, COIN, MSTR, SPCX, SNDK, CRCL, DELL, GME, MRVL | Same as above: the Aster index, signed and relayed in every trade. |
| Commodities | XAU (gold), XAG (silver), CL (WTI crude) | Same as above. Chainlink does publish these on BNB Chain, but those feeds freeze on weekends while the perpetual keeps trading, so the vault follows the perp. |
Leverage and direction
- Leverage: 2x, 3x or 5x. Higher leverage means a bigger move per 1% of the underlying — and faster decay in choppy markets.
- Direction: long or short. A short-backed token goes up when the market goes down, which makes bear-market memecoins possible.
- The combination is visible everywhere as a pair badge, e.g. BTC ×3 Long, and the board can be filtered by category (crypto / stocks / commodities).
Why two price sources
The major crypto markets have reliable on-chain feeds, so their vaults read Chainlink directly and nobody has to be trusted for the price. Stock and commodity feeds on BNB Chain freeze outside exchange hours, which would let anyone arbitrage the vault over the weekend, and the newer crypto markets have no BNB Chain feed at all; those vaults therefore use the price of the perpetual on Aster, which trades 24/7, and the keeper posts it on-chain.
Stocks and weekends
Stock perpetuals trade around the clock, so stock-backed tokens keep moving on weekends with the perp price rather than the closed exchange price. Expect the perp — and the token — to gap when the real market reopens on Monday.
Fresh prices, by construction
A stock-backed vault only mints or redeems against a posted price that is less than 30 seconds old. The keeper signs the Aster index every few seconds; the site attaches the latest signature to your transaction and the Zap verifies and posts it on-chain right before trading, so the trade and its price travel together — there is no stale price left to front-run. If no fresh signature exists (the index has not moved for ten minutes, or the keeper is down), stock-backed tokens simply cannot be bought or sold until it comes back; crypto markets read Chainlink and are unaffected. Every transaction also carries a two-minute deadline.
The full catalogue, with live NAV and exchange rates, is on the Leveraged tokens page.