Prices

This is not a price feed

Ondo's token manager points at a contract it calls a sanity check oracle. Its job is not to tell you what a token is worth. Its job is to hold a reference price, and a bound around it, so that a trade quoted at some other price can be refused.

Prices are posted to it roughly 280 times a day across the whole catalogue, which is about one per token every couple of days. Nothing on this page should be read as a market price.

Of the 565 registered tokens, 449 have had a price posted and 116 never have.

That second number is not a gap in this record. It is a state of the contracts, and it has a consequence.

What a token with no posted price means

Reading the contracts rather than inferring from the data, the mechanism is exact.

When a price is posted for a token for the first time, the contract fills in that token's tolerance and staleness limit from its own defaults and writes them into storage:

if (priceData.maxTimeDelay == 0) {
  priceData.maxTimeDelay = defaultMaxTimeDelay;
}
if (priceData.allowedDeviationBps == 0) {
  priceData.allowedDeviationBps = defaultDeviationBps;
}

So a token whose stored tolerance is still zero has never had a price posted at all. That is what identifies the list below, and it is checkable: every token with a stored tolerance has price postings, and every token without one has none, with no exceptions in either direction.

The price check itself refuses outright when no price has been set:

if (postedPrice == 0) revert PriceNotSet();

And the token manager runs that check before it checks whether the token is registered at all. Both minting and redeeming go through it.

The consequence

A mint or redeem quote for any token below reverts. These tokens are registered, they carry names, and they appear in Ondo's catalogue.

This is a present state of the contracts, not a permanent one. It changes for any of these the moment a price is posted.