A share, and what its token actually trades for.

A tokenized share claims to be worth the listed share it tracks. On-chain it trades at its own price, every hour of the week — including the hours the exchange is dark. NEWSFEED reads every stock token on Robinhood Chain from two sources, takes the median of the ones that agree, and prints the gap from the listed share — with the sources’ own disagreement as its error bar.

Of the 204 stock tokens on the chain this sweep, 200 have both a price and a listed share. A tracker reading one source would call 173 of them mispriced. 90 clear their own error bar and the 0.25% floor from two sources; 62 rest on a single source and are printed as unverified; 30 sit more than 6% from their share and are flagged as dead markets rather than reported. The board as a whole sits +0.38% over its shares — read any single gap against that. The sources disagree most about NNE (±3.96%). The exchange is dark; every gap is measured against the last close, which is the point.