Tokens
Explore supported crypto token hubs
Browse the assets that anchor ZyroShift routes, from stablecoin funding rails to BTC settlement paths and ecosystem-entry tokens across supported networks.
Token hubs:205
High-priority assets:22
Multi-network assets:23
Memo-sensitive assets:11
How token hubs organize swap routes
A token hub explains how one asset appears across send routes, receive routes, and network-aware variations. Instead of treating every route as an isolated pair page, the hub shows what role that token plays across funding, settlement, and ecosystem-entry flows.
That makes token hubs useful when you want to understand whether an asset is mainly used as a stable landing point, a BTC destination, a DeFi entry asset, or a network-sensitive funding token before you open a specific swap page.
Explore token families
Start by asset role, not only by symbol. These groupings reflect how tokens behave across stable funding, BTC settlement, ecosystem entry, and longer-tail routes.
Bitcoin and core assets
5Core destination assets and high-trust routes used for settlement, rotation, and store-of-value flows.
Stablecoins
20Funding and landing assets used when users want stable value, network choice, and fast portfolio rotation.
Layer 1 assets
44Major ecosystem-entry assets used when users move capital into a chain's native environment and wallet flow.
Layer 2 assets
10Lower-cost ecosystem assets that stay close to EVM compatibility while changing transfer economics.
DeFi assets
35Assets tied to trading, lending, and app-native usage when the destination matters as much as the route.
Exchange ecosystem assets
4Assets connected to exchange-led ecosystems and routing paths where brand, chain, and wallet familiarity overlap.
Gaming assets
10Ecosystem assets used when routes end inside gaming or metaverse-native wallets and app environments.
Meme assets
29Higher-volatility assets used in speculative flows, quick rotations, and take-profit exits into BTC or stablecoins.
Other assets
48Long-tail assets that still appear in supported routes when wallet compatibility and network fit matter.
Featured token hubs
Bitcoin acts as a core destination asset for high-intent settlement routes.
Tether appears in funding, landing, and network-aware stable routes.
Ethereum is commonly used when routes end in a chain's native ecosystem.
USDC appears in funding, landing, and network-aware stable routes.
Solana is commonly used when routes end in a chain's native ecosystem.
Binance Coin appears in supported routes where network fit and wallet readiness still matter.
Toncoin is commonly used when routes end in a chain's native ecosystem.
XRP is commonly used when routes end in a chain's native ecosystem.
Stablecoins and routing assets
Stablecoins are used when users want funding flexibility, cheaper network choice, or a stable landing asset after a volatile route.
USDC appears in funding, landing, and network-aware stable routes.
Tether appears in funding, landing, and network-aware stable routes.
Dai appears in funding, landing, and network-aware stable routes.
JupUSD appears in funding, landing, and network-aware stable routes.
Magic Internet Money appears in funding, landing, and network-aware stable routes.
PayPal USD appears in funding, landing, and network-aware stable routes.
Core settlement and destination assets
These hubs matter when the route ends in BTC or another core asset that anchors higher-intent settlement and portfolio rotation.
TBTC acts as a core destination asset for high-intent settlement routes.
Coinbase Wrapped BTC acts as a core destination asset for high-intent settlement routes.
Bitcoin acts as a core destination asset for high-intent settlement routes.
BTC.b acts as a core destination asset for high-intent settlement routes.
WBTC acts as a core destination asset for high-intent settlement routes.
Ethereum is commonly used when routes end in a chain's native ecosystem.
Ecosystem entry and application assets
These hubs help users enter chain ecosystems, app-native assets, and DeFi contexts where the destination wallet matters after settlement.
ARB supports lower-cost ecosystem entry while keeping wallet expectations familiar.
Optimism supports lower-cost ecosystem entry while keeping wallet expectations familiar.
LayerZero supports lower-cost ecosystem entry while keeping wallet expectations familiar.
Linea supports lower-cost ecosystem entry while keeping wallet expectations familiar.
Metis supports lower-cost ecosystem entry while keeping wallet expectations familiar.
Mantle supports lower-cost ecosystem entry while keeping wallet expectations familiar.
Higher-volatility and long-tail assets
These hubs cover speculative assets and narrower route families where volatility and destination timing matter more than broad wallet support.
Dogecoin is used in higher-volatility routes and take-profit style rotations.
Pepe is used in higher-volatility routes and take-profit style rotations.
SHIBA INU is used in higher-volatility routes and take-profit style rotations.
SPX6900 is used in higher-volatility routes and take-profit style rotations.
Bonk is used in higher-volatility routes and take-profit style rotations.
BRETT is used in higher-volatility routes and take-profit style rotations.
Related networks
Token hubs become more useful when the network decision is still open. These network hubs explain the rails most often paired with the assets above.
Ethereum
88 assetsCompatibility-first rail for ERC20 assets, wallets, and DeFi flows.
Tron
2 assetsLower-cost stablecoin rail used when transfer efficiency matters.
Bitcoin
1 assetsNative settlement rail for BTC destinations and confirmation-aware routes.
BNB Smart Chain
15 assetsExplore how BNB Smart Chain works as a lower-cost EVM rail for routes that still need familiar wallet compatibility.
Solana
52 assetsReview how Solana routes behave when speed, Solana wallet support, and ecosystem-specific settlement matter.
Base
18 assetsReview the routes that start from or settle to Base, with network-aware context around compatibility, costs, and wallet expectations.
Ready to open a route?
Start with the live builder, then move into the token hub or pair page that best matches the asset and network choice you already understand.