Tokenized stocks, ETFs and commodities with months of history

44 stocks, ETFs, an index and pre-IPO tokens, and 6 commodities. The Exchanges column names the exchanges whose futures markets feed the heatmap for that instrument. You choose which of them to include in Field settings.

Pre-IPO tokens track private companies and are listed by the exchanges shown.

Also listed on other venues, as of 14 Oct 2026. This is a market overview, not part of the picker list above. The instruments below are listed by crypto exchanges and decentralized venues but are not in the table above. Perp is a perpetual-futures market and Spot is a tokenized spot pair. Symbols are as each venue lists them. Tabmydata does not offer, hold or recommend any of them. Source: each venue's public market-data endpoint, retrieved 14 Oct 2026. Listings change.

The table above counts the non-crypto markets each venue listed on 14 Oct 2026. Venues outside the Exchanges column of the main table that also list some of its 50 instruments: BingX, Coinbase International, Lighter, MEXC, dYdX.

868 symbols not in the main table, sorted by category and symbol. Categories are inferred from the venue labels and can be imperfect. Not investment advice, not a signal and not an offer.

The same picker also records 43 crypto instruments, from Bitcoin and Ether to HYPE, TAO and WLD: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB, DOGE, ADA, TRX, LINK, AVAX, DOT, LTC, BCH, ETC, XLM, ZEC, TON, SUI, APT, NEAR, ICP, ATOM, UNI, AAVE, ARB, OP, INJ, SEI, TIA, TAO, FET, RENDER, FIL, ENA, ONDO, WLD, HYPE, VIRTUAL, TRUMP, PENGU, WIF, GALA and FARTCOIN. See the Orderbook Heatmap page for how they work.

37 company tokens, from large caps such as Apple, Microsoft and NVIDIA to Bitcoin-linked names such as Coinbase, Strategy, MARA and Riot. Open one in the Orderbook Heatmap and scroll back to see how liquidity built up or cleared around the US session.

SPY, QQQ and IWM, and the S&P 500 index. Read broad-market liquidity the way you read Bitcoin's.

Three tokens give exposure to private companies. They are listed as recorded assets in the picker like any other, with their exchanges named in the table. The line under the table applies to them.

Gold (XAU), silver, Brent and WTI crude oil, natural gas and copper. Gold has its own page: where liquidity sat on gold.

1. Open an Orderbook Heatmap tab and press the pencil on the asset tab.
2. Search recorded assets, or open the Stocks and ETFs or Commodities group.
3. Pick the instrument and, in Field settings, the exchanges that feed it.
4. Scroll back through months of history to see how resting liquidity built up or cleared.
5. Add context. Market Clock shows when the traditional markets open, and the Financial Calendar shows macro releases such as CPI and FOMC decisions.

Step by step: how to read a liquidity heatmap.

Tokenized prices can differ from the underlying market. The list is a snapshot of what the Orderbook Heatmap offers and can change. Tabmydata shows market data. It is not investment advice and gives no signals.

• Gold liquidity heatmap
• Liquidity heatmap, the full tab
• Market Clock and Financial Calendar
• Help: how to read a liquidity heatmap