Every tokenized stock on Base.

Base's equities are new and most have not been issued yet: for the majority, no shares exist at all. A token whose supply could not be read shows — rather than a zero.

A B20 equity is a claim on a real share, so its on-chain price should track the Nasdaq print. It often does not: thin pools drift, and the spread is what a trader is actually paying or collecting. Only pools holding at least $5,000 are allowed to set the on-chain price — below that a single retail-sized order is the price. A thinner pool's price is still shown, in grey with its depth, and never sets a premium.

A B20 represents a split through a multiplier. Under ERC-8056 that rescales the balance you are shown without rewriting any raw balance, so a split changes the share count on this page and moves no pool's reserves, price or liquidity.