Circulating supply
USD value of every tokenized equity on Base
BASE · B20 UNIVERSE
Coinbase issues these equities directly on Base as B20 tokens. The column worth reading is the last one — how far a token trades from the share it represents.

Base's equities are new and most have not been issued yet: for the majority, no shares exist at all. A token whose supply we could not check shows —, never a zero. Those are very different claims and only one of them is ours to make.
A B20 equity is a claim on a real share, so its on-chain price should track the Nasdaq print. It often does not: thin pools drift, and the spread is what a trader is actually paying or collecting. Only pools holding at least $5,000 are allowed to set the on-chain price — below that a single retail-sized order is the price.
A B20 represents a split through a multiplier. Under ERC-8056 that rescales the balance you are shown without rewriting any raw balance, so a split changes the share count on this page and moves no pool's reserves, price or liquidity.
BASE · EVERY ISSUER
Coinbase is one of four issuers putting equities on Base — Backed, Centrifuge and Dinari mint here too. This is the whole market those tokens trade in: supply, DEX volume, lending and holders, across every issuer at once.
USD value of every tokenized equity on Base
Who minted the market, over time
Weekly DEX volume by the token's issuer
Weekly volume by the venue it traded on
Tokenized equities posted as lending deposits
The same deposits, by protocol
USD supply sitting at each kind of venue
Addresses holding the most-held tokens
Source: Blockworks — Base tokenized equities