Token Bank
Overview
Token Bank shows what the Unit Bank holds in a given token — "view tokens currently held by the Unit Bank."
It reads as a portfolio: how much is held, what it is worth, and across how many different tokens.
What You Can See
The four figures
- Total Assets
- How much is held, denominated in this token.
- Total Value
- The same in dollars.
- Token Types
- How many different tokens are represented.
- Active Positions
- How many are currently held.
The table
Ranked by size, with Token, Amount, Value (USD) and Asset ID. The ID is there so you can tell tokens apart when symbols look alike.
A search field takes a name or symbol, and the list pages.
Before You Begin
- Nothing. Bank holdings are public and read-only.
How to Use This Screen
See what the bank holds
- Open the token from Explore and select Bank.
- Read Total Value for the scale of the position.
- Read down the ranked table — the largest holdings come first.
- Use the page controls for the rest.
Check whether a particular token is held
- Type its name or symbol into the search field.
- Confirm the Asset ID matches the token you mean.
- Read its amount and value.
Tips
- Check the Asset ID, not just the symbol. The table is full of similar names.
- The ranking tells you concentration at a glance — one dominant holding reads very differently from thirty even ones.
- Compare with Treasury: the bank and the treasury are different pools with different jobs.
Related Screens
- Token Facts · Liquidity · Leaderboard
- Treasury Overview — the backing reserve
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the bank the same as the treasury?
- No. A treasury is the reserve backing a token. The bank is a separate set of holdings.
- Why is the Asset ID shown?
- So you can tell tokens apart when names or symbols are similar.
- Can I see this for any token?
- Yes — it is public.
Troubleshooting
- A token I expected is not listed
- Search by name or symbol, and check later pages — the table is ranked and paged.
- The totals do not match the table
- The table pages; the figures cover everything.