Tokenization makes real-world assets easier to access, but it can also make the asset itself harder to investigate. Once a stock, commodity or ETF becomes a token, the token is usually what you see first. But behind it are questions that matter just as much: What exactly does it represent, who issued it, and what other representations of the same asset exist? That is the idea behind UnderScope. Instead of starting with a token and working backwards, UnderScope starts with the real-world asset and traces the relationships around it from the underlier, To its issuers, to the tokenized representations, and finally to the market data. Take Gold. Rather than looking at one tokenized version in isolation, UnderScope lets you investigate the different wrappers connected to the same underlying and compare how they are behaving in the market. That is where the UnderScope Lens comes in. It compares tokenized representations against the market reference and surfaces things like price proximity, Volume and wrapper dispersion, giving you more context than a token page alone. We also made the API evidence visible. You can see the CMC RWA endpoints powering the investigation, along with their response status, latency and timestamps. Because when you’re investigating a tokenized asset, the interesting question isn’t only “what is this token?” It’s “what is actually behind it?” We built UnderScope to make that question easier to answer. I dropped a short demo video below so you can see how the investigation works in practice. And if you’d like to explore UnderScope yourself, you can check out the live version here: The full build is also available on GitHub: #BuildwithCMC#