Total return, not price return.

NAV and total-return reporting on tokenized equities, with corporate actions applied correctly.

Your problem

The parts you keep working around.

01

Because dividends are reinvested through the multiplier, price return understates performance — and every crypto data vendor reports price return.

02

Cost basis has to survive splits, mergers and spin-offs, not reset at them.

03

A 24/7 chain against a 24/5 underlying means half your data points are from a session your benchmark was closed for.

The proof

Performance measured the way the instrument works.

Dividends are reinvested through the multiplier, so a stock token tracks total return. We report both figures separately with the dividend contribution broken out.

BTC, 1-minute candles

ohlcv · 1s / 1m / 1h / 1d

BTC funding rate, hourly

funding · per market, per interval

Liquidated notional, hourly

liquidations · victim, size, mark price

Illustrative series in the derived-dataset formats. The datasets themselves are computed from the full tape: 200+ fills a day across 200+ markets.

Integration sketch

A net-worth series that explains its own jumps.

Discontinuities are annotated with the corporate action that caused them, and candles crossing a session boundary are flagged so you can exclude them.

Read the docs
import { RobinhoodRPC } from "@robinhoodrpc/sdk"; const client = new RobinhoodRPC({ apiKey: process.env.RHRPC_KEY! }); const history = await client.portfolio.netWorthHistory({  account: "0xabc...",  from: "2026-07-01T00:00:00Z",  to: "2026-08-27T00:00:00Z",  interval: "1d",  // Candles that span a session boundary mix regimes; drop them.  excludeSessionCrossing: true,}); // Discontinuities are explained, not silently present.for (const point of history.points) {  if (point.actionIdsAtPoint.length) {    console.log(point.timestamp, "corporate action applied");  }}
Where to start

The plan that fits.

Build

$50/moRecommended

Everything the incumbents charge for, plus tracing.

Build covers point-in-time valuation, total return and corporate actions. Move to Scale for full history and warehouse delivery.

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Report numbers your auditors accept.

Point-in-time valuation and corporate-action-correct cost basis are on every plan, including Build.