February 24, 2026
We’re excited to announce support for tokenized equity instruments across three exchanges: Kraken, Hyperliquid, and BitMEX. Customers can now access market data for equity-linked assets — including stocks like AAPL, TSLA, and more — directly through the same API endpoints, WebSockets, and bulk delivery methods used for all other Market Data products.What’s New
Kraken xStocks (Spot) Tokenized equities are now available in our Spot datasets via Kraken’s xStocks product. Instruments follow the{ticker}x/USD format (e.g., AAPLx/USD) and are normalized in our APIs to lowercase with an underscore separator (e.g., aaplx_usd).
Available datasets:
- OHLCV
- Order Book (Snapshots & Events)
- Tickers
- Trades
includeOriginalReference=true and filter for aclassBase == tokenized_asset.
Hyperliquid (Futures)
Equity perpetuals from Hyperliquid are now available in our Futures datasets. Instruments use a dex:coin format (e.g., cash:TSLA), where cash is the builder/DEX name and TSLA is the equity ticker. Instrument names are not normalized in our APIs — they remain as-is. The quoteSymbol is always USDT.
Available datasets:
- Funding Rates
- OHLCV
- Open Interest
- Order Book Snapshots
- Trades
TSLAUSDT) and are identified by the type code FFSCSX. As with Hyperliquid, instrument names are not normalized. The baseSymbol is the equity ticker and the quoteSymbol is USDT.
Available datasets:
- Funding Rates
- OHLCV
- Open Interest
- Order Book Snapshots
- Trades
Quick Reference
| Kraken | Hyperliquid | BitMEX | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dataset | Spot | Futures | Futures |
| Exchange Format | AAPLx/USD | cash:TSLA | TSLAUSDT |
| API Instrument Name | aaplx_usd (normalized) | cash:TSLA (not normalized) | TSLAUSDT (not normalized) |
| Base Symbol | AAPLx | TSLA | TSLA |
| Quote Symbol | USD | USDT | USDT |
| Identifying Filter | aclassBase == tokenized_asset | Builder prefix (e.g., cash:) | type == FFSCSX |
How to Access
Tokenized equity data is available through the same ingestion methods as all other Market Data products:- REST API — Query endpoints for Spot and Futures datasets as usual, using the instrument names outlined above.
- WebSockets — Subscribe to real-time streams using the same instrument naming conventions.
- Bulk Delivery — Tokenized equity instruments are included in standard bulk data exports.