Instead of representing companies purely as speculative tokens, each one becomes a CAP — an asset whose theoretical value tracks that company's market-cap position, ranked against every other company in the protocol.
A CAP isn't the stock and it isn't a wrapped share. It's a standing read on where a company sits, updated as the corporate landscape moves. Five tools sit on top of that read.
One number for the entire system. The Index is a composite of every CAP in the protocol, weighted by market-cap position, so it rises when corporate valuations expand across the board and falls when they contract.
It's the fastest way to answer "how is the CAP universe doing today" without opening a single position.
A command-line way into any CAP. Look up a company, see its current price, its underlying valuation, and its live CAP GAP — without leaving the keyboard.
Built for people who want the number, not the dashboard.
Where CAPs actually trade. Order books, bid/ask spreads, live depth — the real market structure of a corporate-tracking asset, not a single speculative price feed.
Continuously scans every CAP for dislocations — price action that has drifted away from the corporate valuation it's meant to track. When a gap opens wide enough to matter, the Scanner flags it in real time.
A live leaderboard of every CAP, ordered by market-cap position. As companies rise and fall against each other in the real world, their CAPs reorder here.
| # | CAP | Position | 24h |
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Token price vs. underlying corporate valuation. When a CAP's market price diverges from the company's actual market-cap position, that divergence is the CAP Gap — the single number this whole protocol exists to surface.
It's the same instinct behind SPREAD-style financial intelligence, pointed at corporate valuations instead of cross-market prices.