What it trades at, and what the oracle says.

Every token that trades and has a feed

• DellDELL · oracle 3 h old · pool $447,803
  Traded$518.4445
  Oracle$521.9720
  -68 bps
• IntelINTC · oracle 4 h old · pool $56,340
  Traded$95.9955
  Oracle$95.4760
  +54 bps
• Circle Internet GroupCRCL · oracle 5 h old · pool $1,618,993
  Traded$101.9875
  Oracle$101.4550
  +52 bps
• Palantir TechnologiesPLTR · oracle 4 h old · pool $94,217
  Traded$174.5752
  Oracle$173.9498
  +36 bps
• Taiwan Semiconductor ManufacturingTSM · oracle 7 h old · pool $158,899
  Traded$427.0048
  Oracle$428.4750
  -34 bps
• GameStopGME · oracle 4 h old · pool $693,875
  Traded$19.2533
  Oracle$19.1950
  +30 bps
• Sandisk CorporationSNDK · oracle 3 h old · pool $63,034
  Traded$1734.6546
  Oracle$1729.6464
  +29 bps
• SPDR S&P 500 ETF TrustSPY · oracle 8 h old · pool $168,675
  Traded$771.5913
  Oracle$769.5900
  +26 bps
• ASML Holding NVASML · oracle 4 h old · pool $52,622
  Traded$1715.8224
  Oracle$1711.8027
  +23 bps
• United States Oil FundUSO · oracle 3 h old · pool $575,911
  Traded$141.4450
  Oracle$141.7768
  -23 bps
• Alphabet Class AGOOGL · oracle 9 h old · pool $548,048
  Traded$339.0124
  Oracle$338.2750
  +22 bps
• AMDAMD · oracle 4 h old · pool $126,923
  Traded$476.7582
  Oracle$477.7004
  -20 bps
• iShares Silver TrustSLV · oracle 4 h old · pool $376,176
  Traded$59.9701
  Oracle$59.8550
  +19 bps
• Micron TechnologyMU · oracle 4 h old · pool $1,082,108
  Traded$1016.4699
  Oracle$1014.7920
  +17 bps
• AmazonAMZN · oracle 4 h old · pool $761,734
  Traded$258.3322
  Oracle$258.7250
  -15 bps
• MicrosoftMSFT · oracle 8 h old · pool $347,531
  Traded$499.8387
  Oracle$500.5322
  -14 bps
• Invesco QQQQQQ · oracle 19 h old · pool $902,972
  Traded$718.7412
  Oracle$719.5900
  -12 bps
• TeslaTSLA · oracle 5 h old · pool $670,666
  Traded$353.7334
  Oracle$353.9849
  -7 bps
• Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Class A Common StockSPCX · oracle 4 h old · pool $2,164,047
  Traded$148.0630
  Oracle$147.9597
  +7 bps
• USA Rare EarthUSAR · oracle 2 h old · pool $41,030
  Traded$17.3224
  Oracle$17.3324
  -6 bps
• iShares 0-3 Month Treasury BondSGOV · oracle 23 h old · pool $1,974,633
  Traded$100.9387
  Oracle$100.9775
  -4 bps
• NVIDIANVDA · oracle 6 h old · pool $7,501,936
  Traded$230.1650
  Oracle$230.2366
  -3 bps
• AppleAAPL · oracle 4 h old · pool $409,928
  Traded$320.6000
  Oracle$320.5163
  +3 bps
• Meta PlatformsMETA · oracle 4 h old · pool $159,116
  Traded$615.4816
  Oracle$615.6400
  -3 bps
• AlibabaBABA · oracle 8 h old · pool $142,014
  Traded$112.8227
  Oracle$112.8350
  -1 bps
• Strategy Inc.MSTR · oracle 89 min old · pool $215,151
  Traded$142.2983
  Oracle$142.2965
  0 bps

Positive means the token trades above the oracle. The price is taken from the deepest USDG pool, and every pool and every feed is read at the same instant — otherwise the number would measure the delay between two reads rather than a gap. Both sides quote the token itself, which already includes the multiplier, so neither is adjusted. Each row states what its pool holds, because a wide gap on a pool with a few hundred dollars in it is a price nobody can trade, and a wide gap on a deep one is a dislocation.

And 41 that trade with no oracle at all

These have a pool with real liquidity and no Chainlink feed. There is nothing to compare a price against, and a lending market has nothing to liquidate against either.

• AMC EntertainmentAMC
  Traded$2.6756
  no oracle
• BroadcomAVGO
  Traded$367.1676
  no oracle
• BoeingBA
  Traded$212.8646
  no oracle
• BlackberryBB
  Traded$7.7308
  no oracle
• Bloom EnergyBE
  Traded$267.1707
  no oracle
• Carnival CorporationCCL
  Traded$23.8037
  no oracle
• Constellation EnergyCEG
  Traded$290.7186
  no oracle
• Clover Health InvestmentsCLOV
  Traded$4.2904
  no oracle
• CostcoCOST
  Traded$913.5911
  no oracle
• Trump Media & Technology GroupDJT
  Traded$9.0899
  no oracle
• Ford MotorF
  Traded$14.8116
  no oracle
• FigmaFIG
  Traded$24.1494
  no oracle

And 29 more.

Does the gap widen when the feed freezes?

Not yet. That question needs a reading in every market session, and there have been 20 so far. The measurement runs hourly and the answer will appear here once each session has at least 3. Until then this page shows a reading, not a rate.

What else these readings settle

Nobody states which feed belongs to which token. Chainlink's directory carries no token address, the token contract answers with none, and the issuer publishes no mapping — so the pairing starts as a guess from the ticker, and every measurement built on it inherits that. These readings test it: a token's traded price should sit closer to its own feed than to any of the other 34. 24 of 35 pairings now hold up that way, across repeated readings.

It is the weaker of the two tests and it is labelled as such: two unrelated assets can trade at one price. Only one pairing — SGOV — has been confirmed the strong way, by its own dividend step moving its own feed. The 11 that fail here are mostly the volatile names (ASML, CLSK, COIN, CRWV and others): their traded price is genuinely far from the feed, so the test has nothing to recognise. That is the premise failing, not the pairing.