How much of an xStock's supply the public actually holds, and how many tokenized shares each issuer created and redeemed on Solana each day: like ETF flows, but read off the chain. Every figure comes from a transaction or account we read, with the time we read it. A day we did not read is shown as missing, never as zero; a day we read partly says how many hours; where a transaction shows no dollar amount the chart counts transactions instead, and a dollar total with units nothing could price is marked as a lower bound.
Redeemed xStocks are not burned. The Base Prospectus defines de-activation as a transfer back to the wallet the Tokenizer holds for the Issuer, so redeemed tokens sit in issuer inventory and still count in the on-chain supply. Public float = mint supply − balances of the issuer-attributed wallets, read in raw units in one pass. Since 24 Sep 2026 those wallets include an inventory wallet that the issuer itself excludes from its circulating figure.
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One chart per programme: creations above the line, redemptions below, and under each day the hours the observer actually read. Each programme has its own scale, in dollars where the transactions show amounts and in transaction counts where they do not. Tap or focus a day to read its numbers; the table under each chart holds the same numbers.
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The legs behind the daily bars above, for the two programmes whose redemptions leave an on-chain trail. Each step cites its source; colour shows whether we saw it on-chain or read it in a document.