Hold GReT in your crypto wallet.
Get it like any other token, no basket needed. It is a standard ERC-20: send it, trade it or use it in DeFi apps that support it, such as lending protocols that accept it as collateral.
GLOBAL RESERVE TOKEN PROTOCOL
An open protocol for a reserve of the world’s assets, in one token. Shares in the biggest companies, government debt and corporate credit, gold and Bitcoin, oil, grain and metals, and real estate. All crafted by the community.
Diversified by design. Guided by community.
01 / THE RESERVE
The protocol sets the rules for minting, redeeming and changing the reserve. This is its current composition; VORA holders can change its tokens and weights.
7 asset classes. 4 providers. One token.
Current weights. Amounts divide a hypothetical value using these weights; they do not use market prices or reflect the reserve’s live balances.
THE BASKET OVER TIME
How the current allocation would have moved, simulated with each token’s underlying asset and returned to those weights every month.
Oct 19, 2020 – Oct 19, 2026
$1,000 would have become $1,937.
| Year | GReT basket |
|---|---|
| 2020* | +7.2% |
| 2021 | +11.2% |
| 2022 | −4.7% |
| 2023 | +13.6% |
| 2024 | +15.0% |
| 2025 | +20.0% |
| 2026* | +8.8% |
* Partial year, within the selected period.
Hypothetical simulation using each component’s underlying asset: the tokens themselves are more recent. Daily adjusted closes from Yahoo Finance through Oct 19, 2026, with distributions reinvested and sampled weekly, so drawdowns between closes may be slightly deeper. Gold uses front-month COMEX futures (GC=F) as a proxy for the spot price. Comparisons use the same data: SPY for the S&P 500, BTC/USD for Bitcoin, GC=F for gold and SGOV and BIL in equal parts for US Treasuries. The basket starts at the current weights and returns to them at every month-end close. Those weights were set in October 2026 and are applied retroactively. Excludes tokenization, trading and gas costs, taxes and tracking differences between tokens and their underlying assets. Past performance does not predict future results. Underlying assets: ITOTon → ITOT · SPYx → SPY · EFAon → EFA · IEMGon → IEMG · SGOVon → SGOV · BILon → BIL · JAAAx → JAAA · PAXG → GC=F · cbBTC → BTC/USD · VNQon → VNQ · DBCon → DBC.
LOOK THROUGH THE TOKEN
| TOKEN / UNDERLYING | WHAT IT CONTAINS | ISSUER / TOKENIZER | WEIGHT | Details |
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ITOToniShares Core S&P Total U.S. Stock Market ETF | Global equities US stocks across large, mid and small companies, extending beyond the S&P 500. | Tokenized byOndo | 7.5% | |
ITOTon / UNDER THE SURFACE The breadth of American businessITOT tracks the S&P Total Market Index. It includes large, mid and small US companies. Its larger holdings overlap with SPY, while ITOTon and SPYx use different tokenization providers.
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SPYxState Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust | Global equities The S&P 500’s large US companies, spanning technology, healthcare, financials and other sectors. | Tokenized byBacked / xStocks | 7.5% | |
SPYx / UNDER THE SURFACE Leading US companiesThe underlying SPY fund tracks the S&P 500. Its US large-company exposure overlaps with ITOT; Backed / xStocks provides a separate tokenization route. The overlap retains common market risk.
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EFAoniShares MSCI EAFE ETF | Global equities Large and mid-sized companies in developed markets, excluding the US and Canada. | Tokenized byOndo | 7.5% | |
EFAon / UNDER THE SURFACE International developed marketsEFA follows the MSCI EAFE Index, covering developed markets in Europe, Australasia and the Far East. It excludes the US, Canada, small companies and emerging markets. IEMG supplies the basket’s dedicated emerging-market exposure.
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IEMGoniShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF | Global equities Large, mid and small companies in emerging markets, including China, India, Taiwan and South Korea. | Tokenized byOndo | 2.5% | |
IEMGon / UNDER THE SURFACE Emerging economiesIEMG follows the MSCI Emerging Markets Investable Market Index. It adds emerging-market exposure across company sizes and sectors, complementing the US and developed-market funds. Country, currency and political risks differ across these markets.
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SGOVoniShares 0–3 Month Treasury Bond ETF | Short-term Treasuries US Treasury securities with remaining maturities of up to three months. | Tokenized byOndo | 10% | |
SGOVon / UNDER THE SURFACE US government debt, near maturitySGOV holds US Treasury securities with 0–3 months remaining to maturity. The short duration limits interest-rate sensitivity, but the ETF’s price can fluctuate. SGOVon provides tokenized ETF exposure; it is not a dollar-pegged token or a bank deposit.
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BILonSPDR Bloomberg 1–3 Month T-Bill ETF | Short-term Treasuries US Treasury bills with remaining maturities between one and three months. | Tokenized byOndo | 10% | |
BILon / UNDER THE SURFACE Short-term US TreasuriesBIL tracks the Bloomberg 1–3 Month U.S. Treasury Bill Index. It adds a second underlying fund manager to the Treasury allocation, while sharing Ondo as its tokenizer with SGOVon. Their government debt exposures can overlap.
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JAAAxJanus Henderson AAA CLO ETF | Corporate credit / AAA CLOs Primarily AAA-rated slices of securities backed by pools of corporate loans, through the JAAA ETF. | Tokenized byBacked / xStocks | 20% | |
JAAAx / UNDER THE SURFACE Corporate loans, structured in layersCLOs bundle corporate loans into securities with different payment priorities. JAAA focuses on AAA-rated tranches, which receive payments before lower-ranking tranches. The underlying borrowers are generally below investment grade: AAA describes the tranche, not every borrower. This is structured corporate credit, with credit and liquidity risk, rather than a direct private-lending fund.
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PAXGPAX Gold | Physical gold One fine troy ounce of allocated London Good Delivery gold per PAXG token. | Tokenized byPaxos | 20% | |
PAXG / UNDER THE SURFACE Allocated physical goldThe backing is physical gold held in professional London vaults. Paxos provides gold allocation information and monthly attestations. This exposure differs from shares in gold-mining companies or gold futures.
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cbBTCCoinbase Wrapped BTC | Bitcoin Bitcoin held in Coinbase custody, backing cbBTC on a 1:1 basis. | Tokenized byCoinbase | 2.5% | |
cbBTC / UNDER THE SURFACE Bitcoin, represented onchaincbBTC makes BTC exposure available to an Ethereum-based basket. The basket uses cbBTC, rather than native BTC, so the exposure includes Coinbase custody and token risks. Coinbase publishes reserve information.
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VNQonVanguard Real Estate ETF | Real estate US REITs and real estate companies exposed to properties such as retail, industrial and residential buildings. | Tokenized byOndo | 2.5% | |
VNQon / UNDER THE SURFACE The built economyThe underlying VNQ fund tracks the MSCI US Investable Market Real Estate 25/50 Index. The exposure comes from listed securities, not direct ownership of buildings or property deeds, and can move with equity markets.
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DBConInvesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund | Commodities Futures on energy, metals and agricultural commodities, alongside collateral holdings. | Tokenized byOndo | 10% | |
DBCon / UNDER THE SURFACE Resources that power the worldDBC uses commodity futures, including oil, natural gas, gold, copper, corn and wheat. It does not warehouse these raw materials. Futures pricing, contract rolls and collateral also affect performance. DBCon’s trading availability through Ondo follows the regular US market session; a quote may be unavailable outside that window.
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| Current composition. One reserve. | 100% | |||
Weights describe the current allocation, not the reserve’s live balances. Fund portfolios change; official sources are linked in each detail view. Token rights differ from directly holding the underlying security. Real estate is a separate allocation here, but REITs also carry equity risk; broad equity funds may already hold real estate companies.
02 / BEHIND THE RESERVE
In the current composition, four issuers and tokenization providers connect the reserve to its underlying assets. Explore their roles and the exposure each brings.
BEHIND THE TOKEN
Ondo Global Markets brings stock and ETF exposure onchain. Seven components connect the reserve to funds from iShares, State Street, Vanguard and Invesco, through a shared tokenization provider.
Explore the providerWeights show the current allocation by tokenization provider. Ondo accounts for the largest share. Different underlying funds can share an issuer or custodian, so diversification across assets does not eliminate shared provider risk.
03 / SIMPLE AT ITS CORE
GReT is one token backed by a basket of others. Here is what that means for you.
New to blockchain? Understand the basics in two minutes.Get it like any other token, no basket needed. It is a standard ERC-20: send it, trade it or use it in DeFi apps that support it, such as lending protocols that accept it as collateral.
Each GReT represents a proportional share of every token in the reserve. They sit in a public smart contract on Ethereum, open source, so anyone can check what backs GReT at any moment.
GReT’s value in US dollars moves with what it holds: when the world economy rises or falls, so does GReT. Its market price can also sit slightly above or below that value.
04 / A SHARED FUTURE
The reserve’s composition is not fixed. VORA, GReT’s governance token, gives holders a voice to propose changes, discuss them and vote, within the protocol’s permissions.
Meet VORAA holder puts forward a proposal, for example:
Example of a community decision.
THERE’S A BIGGER HORIZON
The global economy is bigger than one currency, one market or one issuer. GReT is an open protocol: a way to save that reflects that breadth, with a visible composition and shared decisions.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
The essentials to get started. Explore the guide for what to contribute and what redemption returns.
Read the docsAn open protocol for an onchain reserve. Each GReT token represents a proportional share of what the reserve holds. Its current composition brings together global equities, government debt, corporate credit, gold, Bitcoin, real estate and commodities; VORA holders can change it.
No. GReT does not target a fixed dollar peg. The value of a share changes with the basket’s assets. Diversification does not guarantee capital preservation or protection against inflation.
It is decided by holders of VORA, GReT’s governance token. Someone proposes a change, such as adjusting a weight, adding a token or removing one; VORA holders vote on it and, if approved, it is carried out within the vault’s rules.
See how it worksGReT itself does not require KYC. Issuers and services used to source components may require it and restrict transfers or redemption.
See how it worksNo. Any wallet can buy GReT on the secondary market without minting. Selling doesn’t require redeeming either: in DeFi pools such as Uniswap, where there is liquidity, any holder can buy and sell GReT for USDC.
See how it worksNot automatically: the same wallet must have completed a full-basket mint. Redemption returns constituent assets, subject to restrictions and availability. A prior mint is not legal verification.
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