> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.arcter.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.arcter.xyz/asset-catalog/expansion.md). # Where the catalog goes next Which assets Arcter plans to add after equities, what each must prove on Solana, and what stays off the venue. Arcter widens its catalog when an asset can pass [Admission criteria](/asset-catalog/admission-criteria.md) on Solana. An announcement does not count, and neither does demand. The order below is a plan and it may change as discovery answers come in. ## Planned sequence | Step | Assets | Depends on | | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | First release | Six to twelve equity and ETF markets, plus PAXG | Oracle coverage, vault clearance and mint review | | Wider equities | Further Tier B and Tier C names, in batches | Confirmed data and review for each name | | Yield-bearing dollars | Candidates such as USDY | Asset review and a price source for net asset value | | Later classes | Anything else with an outside reference | The same conditions | ## Equities: from anchors to the long tail The first markets are the ones easiest to hedge. Later batches extend through the catalog as each asset clears its review. Long-tail names are where a venue built around a reference price should be most useful, since thin general pools tend to misprice them. Their caps stay small for the same reason. Timing appears in [Delivery phases](/plan/delivery-phases.md). ## Gold Gold has a spot reference, and tokens for it already exist on Solana. PAXG arrived in June 2026 from Paxos, via Sunrise. XAUt0, Tether Gold's omnichain token, is also present. Kamino opened a PAXG market on 27 July 2026. Three matters need care: * **Sessions.** Gold has no stock exchange hours, but spot markets do shut. Gold markets use the same closed-session protection during those periods, so the regime still applies. * **Depth.** Solana gold pools are thin today. These markets may launch with low caps and tight clip sizes. * **Route to Solana.** Each token gets a bridge review covering how supply is minted on Solana, what the custodian's attestations say, and how holders are affected by a pause on that route. A dedicated price source for the exact token is still required. ## Yield-bearing dollars and treasuries Tokenized treasuries passed $10B across all networks in February 2026, and a trader leaving a stock position may want somewhere to rest. Yield-bearing dollars and funds exist on Solana, with USDY as one example. None has been approved, and each must be confirmed before listing. | Requirement | What it means here | | ---------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Identified issuer and public terms | As for any listing, read together with who may hold the token | | Mint review | Full inspection of extensions and authorities | | Price source | A feed that tracks published net asset value for that exact token | | Quoting | A narrow band around net asset value; closed-session rules would give way to the fund's own accrual, subject to review | | Access | Where a token restricts holders, a market can require an attestation, and the issuer must clear the vault | Where a token enforces eligibility at the mint, a wallet passes two checks: the issuer's rule and the Arcter attestation. ## What stays off the venue Some assets are excluded at every stage: * **Wrappers.** Receipt tokens and vault shares need a computed value, and Arcter prices only the token it holds. See [Precedents](/safeguards/precedents.md). * **Assets with no outside reference.** Memecoins and volatile pairs give the design nothing to anchor to. * **Unbacked synthetics.** A token without an identifiable regulated issuer and one-to-one backing fails review. * **Undisclosed controls.** A mint carrying transfer restrictions the issuer has not disclosed does not list. ## Later classes New kinds of real-world asset will reach Solana in time. Each goes through the same conditions. If it lacks a token-specific price, a session or valuation signal, or public issuer terms, it stays off Arcter regardless of interest. US-eligible markets are a separate matter. They would need a different legal and product structure, and that decision is held for later. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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