Stock token premium calculator
A stock token's price does not always equal the stock price. Premium = token price ÷ (stock price × shares per token) − 1; positive means above the stock, negative means below.
When issuers reinvest dividends, each token represents more than one share, so comparing token and stock prices directly overstates the premium. Enter the venue's published shares per token for the true premium.
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Defaults are live data for SNDK (SNDKBUSDT on Binance); change them as you like. SNDK →
FAQ
Which stock price should I use?
During US market hours, the live share price. When the market is closed, use the perpetuals' index price, which is how the reference price on our stock pages is derived.
Where do I find shares per token?
Venues such as Bybit publish it in token details, and our stock pages show it next to the symbol. If not published, use 1.
What premium is normal?
Active tokens usually stay within ±0.3% during US market hours and widen when the market is closed. If a premium stays above 1%, check other venues for a better price.
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