Tokens.xyz
Canonical Solana asset registry with curated RWA, stock, and currency lists, per-mint variants, and batch price snapshots.
The Tokens.xyz node queries the Tokens.xyz Assets API, a canonical asset registry for Solana. Where a token index gives you one row per mint, Tokens.xyz groups every on-chain variant of an asset under one canonical id: tesla is one asset with TSLAx (xStocks), TSLAon (Ondo), and every other tokenized-Tesla mint as variants, each carrying a liquidity tier, a trust tier, and market stats. That makes it the answer to "which mint is the real X" (the exact question tokenized stocks and RWAs make hard), plus a source of curated universes (majors, LSTs, currencies, RWAs, ETFs, metals, tokenized stocks) with verified mints and prices.
No API key is needed: Tokens.xyz access is included with Solaris AI. Unknown mints resolve as solana-<mint> singleton assets rather than errors.
Operations
Lookup
searchAssets: find canonical assets by name or symbol (tesla, usdy, gold). Start here when a workflow has a name and needs an assetId or mint. Returns ranked asset rows with the primary variant mint per asset.
resolveAsset: turn one reference (a symbol, an alias, a canonical id, or a raw mint address) into its canonical asset and primary variant. A mint-shaped input resolves exactly; anything else resolves by name. Use this to normalize upstream data (e.g. a mint from a wallet feed) into a stable asset identity.
getAsset: full detail for one asset: price, market cap, and the primary variant. Optional include facets fold in profile (metadata), risk (the risk summary; there is no separate risk operation), ohlcv, and markets.
getVariants: every on-chain mint of an asset with kind (tokenized_equity, stablecoin, lst, ...), liquidity tier, and trust tier. This is the due-diligence view: when five mints all claim to be SpaceX, the tiers say which one actually trades.
Catalog
getCuratedList: a curated universe with verified mints and prices: rwas (treasuries, bond ETFs, wrapped yield), stocks (tokenized equities), currencies (stablecoins), lsts, metals, etfs, majors, or all. Responses are paginated (limit defaults to 100, max 500; offset for later pages) so large lists never blow past the engine's output ceiling. The optional primaryVariantStrategy picks how each asset's primary mint is chosen: liquidity (default), execution_quality, or stock_redeemability.
getTrending: assets trending by market activity right now.
getMarketSnapshots: batch price / liquidity / volume snapshot for up to 50 mints in one POST: the batch pricing primitive for portfolio workflows. Pass mints comma-separated; templates from upstream nodes work.
Output
Every operation returns { success, operation, ...echoed inputs, data } under the node's response name (default tokensXyzResponse). List operations put asset rows in data; each row carries assetId, symbol, category, stats.price, and primaryVariant.mint with its tiers.
Notes
- The node is read-only; it never trades. Pair it with Jupiter for execution.
- For OHLCV charting use Birdeye, GMGN, or CoinGecko; Tokens.xyz's differentiator is identity and catalogs, not candles.
- Copilot's portfolio rebalancers ground their asset picks in this same curated catalog. See Portfolio rebalancers from one sentence.
