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The RWA.xyz share has two reference views, ASSETS and TOKENS, and two daily metrics views, ASSET_METRICS and TOKEN_METRICS. They follow the RWA.xyz data model: an asset is a tokenized product, and each token is one on-chain deployment of an asset.

How the views join

To roll token metrics up to an asset, join TOKEN_METRICS to TOKENS on TOKEN_ID = ID, then to ASSETS on ASSET_ID = ID. Use inner joins to ASSETS so every row in your results belongs to an asset in ASSETS.

Metric columns

The metrics views are wide: each metric is its own column. Each column corresponds to a numbered measure, the same measure_id you can query through the API’s timeseries endpoints. A cell is NULL when RWA.xyz has no value for that metric on that day, for example PRICE_DOLLAR for an asset that does not trade on a secondary market. Activity, mint, burn, and flow columns are also NULL, not 0, on days without that activity; use COALESCE(<column>, 0) when summing them. _ETL_DATE is always DATE + 1. It is a partition key, not a load timestamp, and restated history keeps its original _ETL_DATE. Percent columns are in percentage points: 4.32 means 4.32%.
Shares are configured per customer, so yours may include a subset of these views or extra columns. Run DESCRIBE VIEW <view>; to see a view’s exact columns.

ASSETS

Asset reference data. One row per asset. See Assets for the full asset schema available through the API.

TOKENS

On-chain token deployments. One row per token. See Tokens for the full token schema available through the API. _UPDATED_AT changes only when a token’s data changes, including fields not in the share, so you can use it to find changed tokens. A token removed from TOKENS does not get a new _UPDATED_AT, so an incremental sync also needs a periodic full comparison to catch removals.

ASSET_METRICS

Daily asset-level metrics. One row per asset per day. See NAV & Yield for how these are sourced and calculated.

TOKEN_METRICS

Daily token-level metrics. One row per token per day. See Metrics for how these are calculated.

Keys

Supply and value

See Market Cap & Total Value for when to use NAV-based and price-based values.
Summing CIRCULATING_ASSET_VALUE_DOLLAR across the tokens of an asset can double-count supply that has been bridged from one network to another, and bridge movements can show up in mints, burns, and flows. The RWA.xyz homepage’s RWA value figures use Bridged Token Value (measure 71) instead (see Reproducing homepage figures), which some shares include as BRIDGE_ACCOUNTED_ASSET_VALUE_DOLLAR. See Bridged token supply.

Holders and activity

The weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual active address counts cover calendar periods, not trailing windows. Each value sits on the row for the first day of its period (the Monday of an ISO week, or the first day of a month, quarter, or year) and is NULL on every other day. The current period’s value is partial and is updated daily until the period ends.

Mints, burns, and flows

Subscription and redemption volumes are the adjusted mints and burns described in Net flows. Use them rather than raw mints and burns to measure investor flows.