The official site confirms the requested identity as Arbitrum: a finance-native blockchain platform for applications, tokenization, and dedicated blockchain environments, with public chains including Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova and an option for teams to launch their own Arbitrum chains. Its documentation describes Arbitrum as running on top of Ethereum, where child chains settle to Ethereum and use Ethereum for settlement and, for rollups, data availability. DORRS observed coverage is also labeled “Arbitrum,” so the network identity is confirmed rather than inferred from third-party listings. Architecturally, Arbitrum’s core model is Nitro-based Ethereum scaling: Arbitrum One is document
Reality is confirmed as Bitget’s real-world-asset issuance platform for rTokens, not the separate Bitget Stock+ brokerage-style product or Bitget’s BGB utility token. Bitget describes Reality as the issuing platform for onchain representations of publicly traded equities and ETFs, integrated into Bitget’s broader trading ecosystem and Bitget Wallet. The official pages reviewed substantiate Reality/rToken coverage for tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs; they do not independently substantiate all DORRS-observed asset classes such as commodities, debt instruments, or stablecoin-labeled examples under the Reality issuer identity. Bitget states that rTokens provide economic exposure to corresponding
