/currencies
Markets & FX Intelligence
Fiat corridors, stablecoins, CBDCs, and tokenized assets. Graph-structured.
Physical, electronic, and digital currencies are distinct categories. The graph models relationships across all three.
- Categories
- 4
- Realms
- 3
Currency Stance
Physical, electronic, and digital currencies are distinct categories with different issuance, transfer, and settlement models.
Physical Currencies
Physical cash: banknotes and coins held directly as bearer money, outside any electronic ledger.
Electronic Currencies
Sovereign fiat moved electronically through banks and OTC foreign-exchange markets, the backbone of institutional settlement.
Digital Currencies
Blockchain-native money: cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and CBDCs, programmable and settled on-chain.
Currency Analysis
Analysis across fiat, stablecoin, CBDC, and tokenized asset categories
Fiat & FX Intelligence
OTC FX Intelligence & Institutional Fiat Integration
Traditional OTC currency markets. Institutional analysis grounded in BIS Triennial Survey data.
scopeLive DataCentral Bank Digital Currencies
CBDC Analysis & Government Digital Currency Tracking
Government-issued digital currencies: adoption trends, regulatory frameworks, technical implementations across retail and wholesale use-cases.
scopeGlobal TrackingStablecoin Ecosystem
Fiat-Pegged Digital Currency Analytics
Fiat-pegged digital currencies: cross-chain liquidity, arbitrage patterns, and protocol integration.
Commodities
Tokenized commodity assets including precious metals
Gold, silver, and other physical commodities represented on-chain
Commitment
Graph-structured intelligence across fiat corridors, stablecoin protocols, CBDC pilots, and tokenized real-world assets.