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Real-world asset prices in Google Sheets

7,900+ tokenized stocks, ETFs and commodities — one formula, no API key. Track TradFi and crypto side by side in a single sheet.

Real-world assets (RWAs) are one of the fastest-growing corners of crypto: traditional assets — company shares, ETFs, commodities, treasuries — issued as on-chain tokens that trade 24/7. CryptoTrackPro brings their live prices into Google Sheets so you can build one dashboard for everything you own.

The one-formula method

Install the free CryptoTrackPro add-on and type:

=cryptotrackproRWA("AAPL")

One formula, every asset class — just change the ticker:

Want market cap or volume? Add a second argument: =cryptotrackproRWA("SPY", "marketcap").

Don't know the ticker? Just type the name

Open the CryptoTrackPro sidebar and use the search box — type "Apple", "Nvidia" or "Gold" and it finds the ticker for you, then inserts the formula. No need to memorise symbols.

One sheet for your whole net worth

The real value of RWAs in a spreadsheet: crypto and traditional assets in one place. Price your coins with =cryptotrackpro(), your stocks and ETFs with =cryptotrackproRWA(), multiply by your holdings, and total it — a live view of everything you own. See the portfolio tracker guide.

Track real-world assets free

50 lookups a day, no API key, no card.

Install CryptoTrackPro free

Frequently asked questions

How do I get RWA prices in Google Sheets?

Install CryptoTrackPro and type =cryptotrackproRWA("AAPL"). Change the ticker for any of 7,900+ assets.

What asset classes are covered?

Tokenized stocks, ETFs, and commodities (gold, silver), alongside 1,000+ cryptocurrencies.

Is it free?

Yes — 50 lookups a day on the free plan. Base and Pro raise or remove the limit.

Disclaimer: CryptoTrackPro returns tokenized real-world-asset prices — the aggregate price of on-chain tokens that track an underlying asset. These closely follow the underlying but are not official exchange quotes and can differ, especially outside market hours or for low-liquidity tokens. Not financial advice.

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