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APIData
Asset Performance Measures
Added daily_asset_performance_rate (measure 90), a one-calendar-day return expressed in percentage points, and six derived return fields to /v4/assets:
  • trailing_7_day_return_percent
  • trailing_1_month_return_percent
  • trailing_3_month_return_percent
  • trailing_1_year_return_percent
  • year_to_date_return_percent
  • since_inception_return_percent
Period returns compound daily rates rather than summing them. hypothetical_10_000_performance is the ending value of an investment anchored at $10,000 at inception—not profit—and is calculated as 10000 × (1 + since_inception_return_percent / 100).See Asset performance metrics for the methodology and the Assets Schema for the field reference.
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API
Token Issuance Type
Added issuance_type field to differentiate natively issued tokens from bridged tokens. The classification is inherited from the token’s platform.Allowed values: NATIVE, BRIDGEWhere it appears:
  • On each token object (top-level issuance_type field)
  • Inside the nested platform object on each token
  • On assets: native_token_count, bridge_token_count, has_native_tokens, has_bridge_tokens
Filtering example — get only bridged tokens:
See the Tokens Schema and Assets Schema for the full field reference.
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Data
Asset Classification Framework
Introduced a new asset classification framework to provide more granular coverage of credit and fund strategies. Read the full announcement.New asset classes:
  • Venture Capital
  • Asset-Backed Credit
  • Diversified Credit
  • Specialty Finance
Removed asset classes:
  • “Credit” and “Institutional Funds” have been removed. Assets previously under these classes have been re-classified into the new classes above.
Renamed asset classes:
  • “Corporate Bonds” → Corporate Credit
  • “Public Stocks” → Stocks
  • “Actively-Managed Strategies” → Active Strategies
New pages:Removed pages:
  • app.rwa.xyz/private-credit and app.rwa.xyz/institutional-funds have been removed. Their data is now covered under the new pages above.