AI research analyst for tokenization
AI agents track the tokenization firms you choose and hand you a source-linked brief before your first call.
Track any company25+ signal sourcesEvery fact source-linkedA brief before the open
How it works
Ondo Finance. JPMorgan Onyx. The custody startup that just won your client's mandate. Add a name, set your relationship — competitor, partner, watching — and optionally the landscape around it: regulators, rivals, hiring.
Overnight, agents scan the web for partnerships, licences, funding, hires. They build each company's profile and label every new signal against your thesis — citing only sources they actually retrieved.
A living profile per company, side-by-side comparisons on demand, and a five-bullet morning brief before your first call. No noise. Just the read that matters.
The desk
Everything below runs on the same rule: if the agent can't cite a real source for it, you don't see it.
Agents sweep the web for partnerships, licences, funding rounds, product launches, and hires at every company you track — each signal tied to the article it came from.
A living profile: what they build, how they make money, partnerships, regulatory posture, hiring, competitive position — plus the agent's read on gaps and thesis.
Two companies, eight dimensions, one verdict — grounded in both profiles and their signal history, not vibes.
Beyond direct mentions: regulatory shifts, competitor moves, and hiring trends across the space a company operates in — MiCAR, SEC, FCA and the rest.
Write your read on a company once. Every new signal gets labeled — supports, contradicts, neutral — so you know when the evidence turns.
Five bullets from 25+ sources — regulators, firm blogs, market data, hiring feeds — filtered to your focus and on your screen before the market opens.
Every signal must cite a URL the agent actually retrieved during its search. Claims that can't be verified are rejected before you ever see them.
Where Realyld sits
A terminal gives you raw data and makes you search. General AI guesses and forgets your watchlist. Crypto tools speak to crypto natives. A newsletter is one person's read, on their schedule. Realyld is the only one built to do all five at once.
The room
The desk reads the market for you. The Network puts you next to the practitioners reading it with you — matched by what you can offer and what you need, at the exact TradFi/RWA crossover.
You appear as your role — “Rates trader, global bank” — never your name or your firm. Discretion first, always.
Say what you can help with and what you're looking for. The engine pairs you with members on complementary fit — not a follower feed.
Names and contact details are exchanged only when you both say yes. No cold outreach, no exposure, no awkward decline.
Add a sourced insight to any company profile block and every member sees a sharper picture. The same anti-fabrication rule applies to people as to agents — every contribution cites a URL, or it doesn't post.
The desk works on day one. The room grows with every practitioner who joins the founding cohort — free members get one introduction a month, Pro and Club unlock the full network.
Who it's for
The market hasn't opened yet. Your brief is already there — three signals you'd have spent an hour finding yourself. You start the day knowing what moved overnight.
Your desk already covers digital assets. But the external view — what peers at other banks are building, what skills they're hiring for — that's what internal research never gives you. Now it does.
You're native to the new stack. But your next partnership, your next hire, your next product decision depends on understanding how the institutions think. Your agent reads them so you don't have to.
From the author
Fixed income, structured products, indices. I watched tokenization go from a whitepaper topic to a hiring signal at Goldman, JPMorgan, and BlackRock — and realised no one was reading those signals with a practitioner lens.
Crypto-native sources don't understand how banks make decisions. TradFi research doesn't cover the firms building the new rails. Realyld is what I needed and couldn't find.
The problem
Pricing
Start free. The first signal you act on covers months of Pro.
The human inner circle on top of The Network: a monthly analyst brief, direct access to the author, and a room of practitioners who act on intelligence, not just consume it. Applications reviewed weekly.
Join finance professionals tracking the tokenization shift.
or $1,490/year
Applications reviewed weekly. No card required.
Billed monthly
Replaces ~1 hour of manual research daily.
Pro isn’t self-serve yet. Join free, register your interest, and we’ll set you up when paid plans open — no card required.
For the founding 50 — free forever, no credit card. After that, free access moves to a waitlist.
How credits work
Every plan includes monthly credits for on-demand agent work — deep scans, profiles, comparisons. Plan credits reset each month; top-up packs never expire.
What a credit buys
Full comparison
Free forever — for the founding 50.
We’re capping free access on purpose: 50 practitioners who use the agents seriously beats a crowd who don’t. Once the founding seats are gone, free access moves to a waitlist — paid plans stay open.
FAQ
Two layers. The companies you track: agents scan the web daily for partnerships, licences, funding, product launches, and hires, and keep an 8-block profile current. And the market: 25+ sources — regulatory filings (SEC, FCA, ESMA), firm blogs (Ondo, BlackRock, JPMorgan, Franklin Templeton), industry news — filtered for RWA and tokenization relevance, no general crypto noise.
A hard rule enforced in code, not in a prompt: every signal and every profile fact must cite a URL the agent actually retrieved during its web search. If a claim's source doesn't match a retrieved URL, it's rejected before it reaches you. The agent's own inferences (product gaps, thesis) are labeled as inference and may only cite already-verified sources.
Credits pay for on-demand agent work: a deep company scan, a details enrichment, a full profile build, a side-by-side comparison. Every plan includes a monthly allowance that resets each month; top-up packs never expire and are consumed only after your plan credits. Automatic daily scans on Pro and Club don't consume credits.
An 8-block living profile per company: what they build, how they make money, partnerships, regulatory posture, hiring signals, competitive position — each block backed by verified sources — plus two clearly-labeled inference blocks where the agent reads product gaps and an investment thesis from those facts. Blocks refresh individually, and stale blocks are flagged.
Overnight, an AI agent reads fresh signals matching your interests, picks the most relevant and non-obvious items, and writes one-sentence practitioner-voice bullets — each linking back to its source. Briefs land before 08:00. Pro and Club get one daily; Free gets a weekly digest every Monday.
A terminal like Bloomberg or AlphaSense surfaces everything and makes you search — and costs $15k+ a seat for coverage you mostly won't open. A newsletter is one person's read on their schedule. Realyld's agents research your specific watchlist continuously and hand you conclusions with sources — a profile per company, briefs before your workday starts — for the price of a lunch a month.
General AI guesses, and it forgets your watchlist the moment you close the tab. Realyld pins the companies you choose and researches them every night — and it rejects any claim it can't tie to a URL it actually retrieved during its search. You get a continuous, source-linked record built around your firms, not a one-off answer you have to fact-check yourself.
Trust here lives in the mechanism, not the byline. Every fact and signal is one click from the source it came from — so you verify the read yourself rather than taking anyone's word for it. The pseudonymity is deliberate: it's the same discretion the members of the network get, and it keeps the analysis about the evidence, not the personality.
The desk delivers on day one entirely on its own: profiles, comparisons, and your morning brief don't depend on anyone else being here. The room is a growing bonus on top — join the founding cohort early and you help shape who's in it. You never pay for the network alone; it comes bundled with the tool you're already using.
Opt in and you're matched with other members by what you offer and what you're looking for — not a follower feed. You appear only as your role (“Rates trader, global bank”), never your name or firm, and real identities plus contact details are exchanged only when you both accept. Members can also add sourced insights to any company profile, so the intelligence sharpens with the room. Free members get one introduction a month; Pro and Club unlock the full network.
Yes — and right now it's free forever for the founding 50 members, no credit card. You can track one company (manual scans), get a weekly brief, and a small monthly credit allowance — enough to try a full profile. We're keeping the free cohort small on purpose: once the 50 seats are filled, free access moves to a waitlist while paid plans stay open. Pro adds daily briefs, five auto-scanned companies, comparisons, and ten times the credits.
Right now Pro and Club aren't self-serve. You start free, and if you want more, just leave us your email — click Get Pro or Request invite and we capture your interest when you sign up. We'll get in touch to set your account up personally the moment we open Pro/Club access; as more members come on, paid plans move to self-serve checkout (Stripe). No card details pass through the app today. Changed your mind? Just tell us — you revert to Free immediately, and your companies, profiles, and knowledge base stay intact.
Club is the invite-only top plan — distinct from The Network, which every member can use. On top of ten daily-scanned companies with landscape monitoring and the largest credit allowance, Club adds the human inner circle: a monthly analyst brief and direct access to the author. Request an invite via the pricing section — applications are reviewed weekly.
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