Ed’s Tokenized Securities Rails is a human-curated, LLM-maintained, source-linked knowledge base on tokenized securities infrastructure. This page is for AI agents reading the live site. Working from a clone of the repo? Read AGENTS.md instead.
Fast ways in
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/llms.txt: one line per page with a short summary.https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/llms-full.txt: every page in one plain-text file.- Starter prompts: example questions this wiki can answer, plus prompts for coding agents.
URL patterns
| URL | What it holds |
|---|---|
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/issuers/<page> | Companies that issue tokenized securities or stock tokens |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/platforms-venues/<page> | Exchanges, trading venues and exchange rule filings |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/infrastructure/<page> | Settlement, oracle, DeFi and tokenization infrastructure |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/standards/<page> | Token standards (ERC-3643, ERC-1400, Token-2022, B20) |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/concepts/<page> | Legal and market-structure concepts |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/topics/<page> | Cross-cutting explainers (custody, settlement, regulation, …) |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/comparisons/<page> | Side-by-side comparisons of models and precedents |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/build/<page> | For engineers: reference architecture and how to build with this wiki |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/changelog/<page> | Dated change entries |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/overview | How the pieces fit together, with a diagram |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/database | One table of all issuers, venues and infrastructure |
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/whats-changed | Weekly headlines with what each change means for holders |
Folder URLs (e.g. https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/issuers/) list their pages. Entity pages open with an At a glance box (type, jurisdiction, chain, status, last updated) and end with Sources. unknown means not yet verified from a public source.
Freshness
The site updates weekly, as of each Monday 00:00 ET; What changed lists changes by week. Check each page’s last updated date and confirm time-sensitive facts against the linked source.
How to cite
- Cite the page URL and its last-updated (
last_checked) date, e.g. “Ed’s Tokenized Securities Rails, Dinari dShares, https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/issuers/dinari (last updated 2026-10-17)“. - Link to a heading for a specific point. Headings are stable anchors: lowercase, spaces become hyphens, e.g.
https://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/build/trading-reference-architecture#key-rulesorhttps://edstokenizedsecuritiesrails.com/concepts/glossary#dvp. - For a specific fact, cite the original source linked on the page (regulator, filing, standard, issuer docs), not only the wiki.
- If the page says
unknown, report it as unknown; do not fill it in from elsewhere. - Changelog entries marked unconfirmed, news report only are single news reports; say so when you use them.
Every page has
- A clear
title, a one-linedescriptionand alast_checkeddate in its YAML frontmatter. - Plain markdown with inline source links and a Sources section.
Engineers and coding agents
See Build with this wiki and the reference architecture for trading.
Licence
Content is CC BY 4.0: free to reuse and adapt, including commercially, with credit to “Edward Yavno, Ed’s Tokenized Securities Rails”. Code (Quartz, site config and tooling) is MIT. Reference information only; not investment advice.