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Every digital cent the CentDNA engine knows about. Filter by currency, issuer, liquidity tier or structure — or skip all of it and let the matcher decide for you.
32 illustrative instruments · 7 currencies · 8 invented issuers
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Currency
Issuer
Liquidity tier
Structure
32 digital cents
Meridian Reserve
goldUSD/CENT
The plainest instrument in the catalogue, and the deepest. Nothing here is structurally interesting, which is what it is for.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Kestrel Digital Trust
goldUSD/CENT
Dollar exposure held through a trust structure, aimed at holders whose other positions sit in the Pacific.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Meridian Reserve
goldEUR/CENT
The most liquid euro instrument here — the same structure as Meridian's dollar cent, pointed at a different reference.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Aurelian Clearing House
silverEUR/CENT
Aurelian's home instrument, and the clearest example of what a tokenized deposit actually is rather than what it resembles.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Kestrel Digital Trust
silverJPY/CENT
Yen exposure with same-day redemption — the combination the older structures in this set do not offer.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Vantara Mint
goldJPY/CENT
The newest yen structure and the least tested. High capital-efficiency characteristics, short operating history.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Meridian Reserve
goldGBP/CENT
Sterling at Meridian's depth. The volatility characteristic is the currency's, not the structure's.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Kestrel Digital Trust
silverSGD/CENT
Kestrel's home instrument. The lowest volatility characteristic in the Asian set, and the most concentrated exposure.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Vantara Mint
silverSGD/CENT
The highest capital-efficiency characteristics here, on the shortest operating history here. Both are true at once.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Solveig Reserve
copperCHF/CENT
Solveig's home instrument, and the capital-preservation position of the whole catalogue. It does one thing.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Terrapin Settlement
silverAUD/CENT
Terrapin's home instrument — the fastest settling in the catalogue and the least stable. Both by design.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Vantara Mint
silverAUD/CENT
The highest risk characteristics in the catalogue on every one of the three axes. Included because the profile has to be visible.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Meridian Reserve
goldUSD/CENT
Five currencies weighted toward the dollar. The broadest exposure here, and the one that dilutes any single currency's character most.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Kestrel Digital Trust
silverSGD/CENT
The Asian and Pacific set in one instrument. The Australian sleeve is what makes it more variable than its Singapore component alone.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Aurelian Clearing House
goldUSD/CENT
A deposit claim rather than a reserve claim — stronger disclosure, and exposure to a balance sheet rather than to a pool.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Halcyon Ledger
silverUSD/CENT
A longer redemption window in exchange for stronger stability characteristics. Built to sit still.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Northlight Custody
silverEUR/CENT
The strongest custody arrangement in the euro set, and the slowest to move. That is the same fact stated twice.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Solveig Reserve
silverEUR/CENT
Euro exposure structured the way Solveig structures everything: fully reserved, slowly redeemed, deliberately dull.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Northlight Custody
silverJPY/CENT
The most defensive combination available here — a counter-cyclical currency inside the most conservative custody model.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Terrapin Settlement
goldJPY/CENT
Built to be spent rather than held. The pooled reserve is what buys the throughput, and what costs the counterparty position.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Aurelian Clearing House
silverGBP/CENT
A sterling deposit claim. Read the counterparty figure before the liquidity one — it is the more consequential of the two here.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Northlight Custody
silverGBP/CENT
Sterling held as conservatively as this catalogue allows, which does nothing about the currency's own variability.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Halcyon Ledger
silverGBP/CENT
Halcyon's longest redemption window. A poor instrument for payments and a natural one for setting money aside.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Solveig Reserve
copperSGD/CENT
The single lowest volatility characteristic in the catalogue, paired with the shallowest liquidity in the Asian set.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Terrapin Settlement
silverSGD/CENT
A regional settlement instrument. Stable underlying, fast redemption, and a pooled reserve you are taking a view on.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Aurelian Clearing House
silverCHF/CENT
A defensive currency inside a balance-sheet claim — the stability is the currency's, the counterparty position is the structure's.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Northlight Custody
copperCHF/CENT
The lowest counterparty characteristic in the catalogue, on one of its most defensive currencies.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Halcyon Ledger
copperCHF/CENT
The longest hold in the catalogue on its most stable currency. Structurally, a savings instrument and nothing else.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Meridian Reserve
silverAUD/CENT
The most cyclical currency in the catalogue at its deepest available liquidity. The volatility figure is not a structural flaw.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Kestrel Digital Trust
silverAUD/CENT
Pacific exposure through a trust structure. The commodity linkage is the whole reason to hold it and the whole reason not to.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Aurelian Clearing House
silverEUR/CENT
European exposure without picking between the three. The franc sleeve is what pulls its stability characteristic up.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Solveig Reserve
copperCHF/CENT
The three most defensive currencies in the catalogue, plus a dollar sleeve. Diversification without taking on cyclicality.
Illustrative — not a real instrument