Cnt

CNT Depository (CNT, Inc. / Coins N' Things) — Bar-level physical custody and chain-of-custody records for allocated precious-metals vaulting — the granular layer underneath the aggregated warehouse statistics that exchanges already publish. Per bar: refiner/brand and mint of origin (relationships named include Perth Mint, Royal Canadian Mint and The Royal Mint), assay/weight and fineness as certified at intake by an exchange-licensed weighmaster, serial and lot provenance, deposit and withdrawal timestamps, and the warrant/delivery status attaching the bar to a COMEX silver, platinum or pall…

Cnt offers (Alternative, Supply Chain, Reference) — Hundreds of thousands to low millions of individual bar records: a 63,000 sq ft precious-metals vault plausibly holds tens to low hundreds of tonnes of metal, and allocated bar-level segregation means every bar is a discrete record with its own movement history, so the ledger grows with each deposit, transfer and audit cycle rather than being a fixed snapshot.

Refiner and brand concentration risk in deliverable metals (which brands actually back warrants — a real constraint at delivery, invisible in aggregate inventory prints); physical-delivery stress nowcasting on COMEX silver, platinum, palladium and ICE gold/silver from vault-level inflow and outflow ahead of exchange reporting; retail physical-demand indices built from IRA bullion inflow, a leading indicator of retail precious-metals conviction that diverges from ETF flows; deliverability and logistics-bottleneck modelling for shorts and arbitrageurs; and provenance/ESG forensics on metals sourced from sanctioned or conflict-affected refiners, where bar-level serial provenance is the only way to trace it.

The data is with 8 years of history.

Coverage spans Other; Research & Security Consulting Services; alternative, supply_chain, reference; commodities, derivatives, physical_metals.