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Ondo Finance is the leading issuer of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) traditional financial instruments such as U.S. Treasuries, stocks and ETFs, represented as blockchain tokens. Its flagship products are OUSG (tokenized short-term U.S. government Treasuries for institutions), USDY (a yield-bearing dollar note for non-U.S. investors, which alone exceeds $2.1 billion), and Ondo Global Markets / Ondo Stocks (tokenized U.S. equities and ETFs, with over 470 assets supported). Ondo holds roughly $3.4 billion in AUM, about 8% of the approximately $38 billion tokenized RWA market, and commands an estimated 40–70% of the tokenized equity market.
2026 has been extraordinary on both sides of the ledger. On the positive side: the SEC closed its two-year investigation without charges, Ondo's broker-dealer subsidiary Oasis Pro Markets secured expanded FINRA authorizations, Ondo became one of the first firms to issue tokenized stocks through DTCC's Tokenization Service alongside BlackRock, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Nasdaq and NYSE, and it launched the Ondo Network, an execution layer replacing its previously announced Ondo Chain.
On the other side: founder and CEO Nathan Allman died unexpectedly in late May 2026 at age 32, and his estate has since filed suit in Delaware Chancery Court seeking control of the company and the removal of current CEO Ian De Bode — a governance dispute that remains unresolved.
ONDO trades near $0.34–$0.39 with a market capitalization around $1.7–1.9 billion, roughly 82% below its $2.14 all-time high from early 2024. The central tension for investors is that the platform is executing exceptionally well while the token captures relatively little of that value directly.
Ondo Finance builds institutional-grade infrastructure for bringing traditional financial markets onto blockchains. Its stated mission is to make institutional-quality financial products and services available to everyone.
The problem Ondo addresses is structural. Global financial markets run on infrastructure built decades ago: settlement takes days, markets close on evenings and weekends, cross-border access is fragmented by jurisdiction, and minimum investment sizes exclude most people. Blockchains settle in seconds, run continuously, are globally accessible and are divisible to arbitrary precision. The obstacle has never been the technology, it has been regulation, custody, and the willingness of established financial institutions to participate.
Ondo's strategy has been to solve the regulatory and custody problems first, rather than building unregulated products and hoping rules would follow. That approach explains most of what the company has done: acquiring an SEC-registered broker-dealer, pursuing FINRA authorizations, obtaining MiCA licensing in Europe, integrating with DTCC, and cooperating with a multi-year SEC investigation rather than relocating offshore.
OUSG provides tokenized exposure to short-term U.S. government Treasuries, aimed at institutional and qualified investors. It functions as an on-chain cash-management instrument: idle stablecoin balances can be converted into a yield-bearing Treasury-backed token that settles on-chain and redeems on-chain.
The appeal to institutions is specific. A crypto-native fund or corporate treasury holding large stablecoin balances earns nothing on them. OUSG converts that idle capital into short-duration government debt exposure without leaving the blockchain, without opening a traditional brokerage account, and without multi-day settlement.
USDY is a tokenized note backed by short-term U.S. Treasuries and bank deposits, designed for non-U.S. retail and institutional investors. Where a conventional stablecoin holds reserves and keeps the yield, USDY passes yield through to the holder.
USDY has become Ondo's largest single product by size, exceeding $2.1 billion. It is the clearest demonstration of demand for what might be called a "yield-bearing stablecoin alternative" dollar exposure that pays.
Launched on 3 September 2025 with just over 100 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs, Ondo Global Markets has expanded to more than 470 tokenized assets, including SPY, QQQ, NVDA, TSLA, and GOOGL. It is available across Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain.
The growth trajectory has been unusually fast for a regulated financial product. Ondo Global Markets crossed $1 billion in TVL in May 2026, the first tokenized equities platform ever to do so, in under eight months, and subsequently passed $1.5 billion with EU approval covering 30 markets. Ondo Stocks is estimated to hold 40–70% of the tokenized equity market depending on asset type.
Critically, these tokens are freely transferable and usable in DeFi, which distinguishes them from most tokenized equity offerings that lock assets inside a walled platform.
Ondo Bridge is described as the largest bridge for tokenized securities, connecting Ondo Stocks assets across Ethereum, BNB Chain, and additional networks.
A DeFi lending protocol within Ondo's ecosystem, allowing tokenized assets to serve as collateral.
Launched 27 July 2026, the Ondo Network is an execution layer replacing Ondo's previously announced Ondo Chain Layer-1 blockchain. The architectural change is meaningful and is covered in detail in the news section below.
ONDO is the governance token of the Ondo ecosystem. Holders participate in governance decisions through the Ondo Foundation. The token was distributed via a token generation event, with transfers enabled following a governance vote and vesting beginning at that date.
This is the single most important thing to understand about ONDO, and it deserves to be stated plainly rather than buried.
Ondo the company is executing extremely well. ONDO the token captures relatively little of that success directly.
The company earns revenue from managing tokenized asset spreads on Treasury products, fees on equity tokenization, and platform economics. ONDO is a governance token. It does not, by default, entitle holders to a share of that revenue, nor is it required as gas for the products, nor is it a mandatory input to using USDY, OUSG, or Ondo Stocks. An institution can buy $50 million of OUSG without touching ONDO at all.
This explains the apparent contradiction that puzzles many observers: how can a company grow AUM to $3.4 billion, integrate with DTCC, secure FINRA authorizations, and dominate tokenized equities, while its token sits 82% below its high?
The answer is that the two are only loosely coupled. ONDO trades on the narrative of RWA tokenization and on speculation that value capture may be introduced later, rather than on the platform's cash flows. Any future governance decision linking protocol revenue to the token fee sharing, buybacks, or staking with revenue rights would materially change this analysis. Absent that, platform growth and token price can diverge indefinitely.
Additionally, roughly 5.13 billion ONDO remains outside the circulating supply, creating ongoing unlock pressure as vesting proceeds.
Real-world asset tokenization is one of the few crypto sectors where large traditional institutions have moved from commentary to deployment.
The tokenized RWA market reached approximately $38 billion in total distributed value as of August 2026. The tokenized U.S. Treasury market on Ethereum alone hit an $8 billion all-time high in May 2026.
Ondo's principal competitors are formidable:
BlackRock's BUIDL: the tokenized Treasury fund from the world's largest asset manager
Franklin Templeton's BENJI / FOBXX: an on-chain government money fund from a long-established manager
Securitize: tokenization infrastructure serving multiple institutional issuers
Ondo's differentiation is breadth rather than balance-sheet size. BlackRock and Franklin Templeton tokenize their own funds. Ondo built a platform spanning treasuries, equities, ETFs, cross-chain bridging, DeFi composability, and now execution infrastructure with the regulatory licenses to operate it in the U.S. and Europe. Where BUIDL is a product, Ondo is attempting to be a market.
The risk in that position is equally clear. Competing against BlackRock on distribution is a difficult proposition for a company of Ondo's size, and asset managers with existing institutional relationships can tokenize their own products without needing an intermediary.
ONDO is widely listed and among the more liquid RWA tokens, with daily volume in the tens of millions of dollars.
Choose an exchange. ONDO is available on Suncrypto, Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, and most major venues.
Complete KYC and confirm your jurisdiction is served.
Fund and place an order on ONDO/USDT or ONDO/USD.
Self-custody if desired. ONDO is deployed across Ethereum, Solana, Sui, and the XRP Ledger. Confirm which network your exchange uses before withdrawing sending to the wrong network results in permanent loss.
Important distinction: buying ONDO gives you exposure to a governance token. It does not give you tokenized Treasuries or stocks. To access USDY, OUSG, or Ondo Stocks, you use Ondo's platform directly, subject to eligibility requirements that vary by product and jurisdiction. Many products are restricted for U.S. retail investors.
Scam warning. Security researchers have documented wallet-drainer sites impersonating Ondo Finance, including domains resembling "rewards-ondofinance" and "ondo-voting." Ondo will never ask you to connect a wallet to claim rewards or vote via an unofficial domain. Always navigate directly to ondo.finance.
Weak token value capture. Platform revenue does not flow to ONDO holders by default. This is the structural issue underlying the token's underperformance.
Unresolved governance dispute. The Delaware Chancery Court case over who lawfully controls Ondo Finance introduces genuine corporate uncertainty.
Key-person loss. The founder and controlling shareholder died in May 2026 while serving simultaneously as CEO and sole director a succession structure with no tested backup.
Unlock overhang. Roughly 5.13 billion of 10 billion ONDO remains outside circulation.
Institutional competition. BlackRock, Franklin Templeton and others compete directly, with greater distribution and balance-sheet strength.
Regulatory dependence. The business model depends on continued favourable treatment of tokenized securities. A change in administration or enforcement posture is a material risk.
Weak technical structure. Analysts noted ONDO forming a series of lower highs since May 2026, with $0.31 identified as a level that would need reclaiming to signal momentum change.
Counterparty and custody risk. Tokenized assets depend on custodians, transfer agents and issuers performing correctly.
Underlying market risk. Tokenized Treasuries and equities carry the risks of their underlying instruments.
Impersonation scams. Documented phishing infrastructure targets Ondo users.
The most consequential development in Ondo's recent history was not a product launch but the resolution of a regulatory threat.
The SEC had opened a confidential investigation in October 2023, under Chair Gary Gensler, examining whether Ondo's tokenized securities products constituted unregistered securities offerings and whether the ONDO token itself was a security. Under Chair Paul Atkins, the investigation was closed in December 2025 without enforcement action no charges, no fines.
This removed the single largest existential risk facing the company and unlocked everything that followed. Ondo could not credibly build regulated U.S. tokenized securities infrastructure while under active investigation for exactly that activity.
Ondo also closed 2025 having established itself as the largest tokenized stock platform, with $2 billion in cumulative volume, $370 million in Ondo Stocks TVL, and over $1 billion traded in a single month. In one demonstration of institutional-grade execution, roughly $10 million of NVDAon redemptions were processed in minutes with near-zero slippage by tapping Nasdaq and NYSE liquidity.
Ondo announced its acquisition of Oasis Pro in July 2025 an SEC-registered broker-dealer, alternative trading system operator and transfer agent. That single acquisition gave Ondo what it described as the most comprehensive set of SEC registrations for digital asset services in the United States.
In Europe, Ondo received regulatory approval to offer tokenized stocks and ETFs across the EU and EEA, opening access for over 500 million investors in 30 countries, supported by MiCA licensing in Liechtenstein.
On 13 April 2026, following the investigation's closure, Ondo filed a no-action letter request with the SEC seeking further clarity.
3 February — MetaMask began offering access to tokenized U.S. stocks, ETFs and commodities via Ondo GM tokens for non-U.S. users on Ethereum, a significant distribution win given MetaMask's user base.
11 February — Chainlink price feeds for Ondo's tokenized U.S. stocks went live on Ethereum, enabling those tokens to be used as collateral in DeFi lending markets. This is the composability advantage that distinguishes Ondo's approach from walled-garden tokenized equity platforms.
Ondo also hosted its annual Ondo Summit in New York on 3 February.
Ondo President Ian de Bode publicly welcomed NYSE and Nasdaq plans to introduce 24/7 trading for tokenized stocks, describing the move as addressing the problem of thin liquidity during weekends and non-market hours.
28 April — Ondo partnered with Broadridge to bring voting capabilities to tokenized stocks, enabling proxy voting for holders of its approximately $700 million in tokenized equities.
This is a subtle but important milestone. A tokenized share that does not carry voting rights is not really equivalent to the underlying share. Adding proxy voting moves tokenized equities closer to genuine parity with traditional brokerage assets, which matters considerably for institutional adoption.
Kinexys pilot. Ondo participated in a pilot with Kinexys by J.P. Morgan, Mastercard and Ripple to settle a cross-border trade, demonstrating near real-time redemption of tokenized U.S. Treasuries. Participation from three institutions of that stature in a single pilot is a meaningful validation signal.
Milestones. Ondo Global Markets crossed $1 billion TVL in May, becoming the first tokenized equities platform to do so. The tokenized U.S. Treasury market on Ethereum hit an $8 billion all-time high in the same month.
The founder's death. In late May 2026, Ondo announced the unexpected passing of founder Nathan Allman at age 32. The company's statement described his brilliance, humility and drive as having shaped every part of what Ondo became. The cause of death was not disclosed by the company and is redacted in subsequent court filings.
At the time of his death, Allman served simultaneously as CEO, sole director, and controlling shareholder — a concentration of roles that would prove consequential. Ondo announced that president Ian De Bode would assume the CEO role.
11 June — Ondo hired John Hoffman, former Invesco ETF chief, to lead expansion into on-chain investment portfolios and strategies. His mandate was described as evolving Ondo's platform from tokenizing individual assets toward constructing comprehensive investment portfolios.
25 June — Ondo launched the first 24/7 minting and redemption for tokenized stocks.
15 July — DTCC integration. Ondo debuted the first tokenized stocks based on DTC Tokenized Entitlements generated through the DTCC Tokenization Service, placing it alongside BlackRock, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange in what was described as DTCC's most expansive tokenization effort to date.
The initial assets were CRCLon (Circle's CRCL stock) and SPYon (the SPDR S&P 500 ETF), fully backed by corresponding DTC-held securities and carrying the same CUSIP and symbol as the underlying. The tokenized entitlements function as digital twins, allowing conversion between traditional and tokenized forms while the underlying assets remain in DTC custody. BlackRock's IVV ETF and Micron shares became among the first securities tokenized under a domestic U.S. framework, using the SEC's third-party custodial tokenization model described in January 2026 guidance.
For anyone assessing whether RWA tokenization is real or narrative, DTCC participation is one of the strongest available data points. DTCC is the settlement backbone of U.S. securities markets.
15 July — Ondo announced a partnership with SBI Group to bring Japanese equities on-chain.
23 July — FINRA authorizations. Oasis Pro Markets received additional FINRA authorizations covering National Market System stocks, ETFs, mutual funds and IPO securities, expanding well beyond its original scope of digital asset securities under Regulation D and Regulation S exemptions. This opened a compliant path to offer tokenized equities and funds to U.S. investors under SEC and FINRA oversight.
27 July — Ondo Network launches. Ondo unveiled the Ondo Network, an execution layer replacing its previously announced Ondo Chain Layer-1 blockchain.
The architectural reasoning is worth understanding. Ondo concluded that the bottleneck for institutional on-chain trading is execution speed, not settlement. Rather than handling execution, verification and settlement on one shared ledger like a conventional blockchain, the Ondo Network splits the work three ways:
Secure hardware enclaves execute trades privately and at high speed
A decentralized network of attestors verifies that the enclaves are running approved code
Settlement lands on-chain, on Ethereum initially
The stated goal is centralized-exchange-level speed with non-custodial, on-chain-verifiable settlement. The roadmap includes further decentralizing verification and adding proof-of-stake security.
CEO Ian De Bode framed the shift as an evolution rather than an abandonment, confirming Ondo would not run both Ondo Chain and Ondo Network in parallel.
Ondo Perps, a perpetual futures trading platform, became the first live application on the new network.
Ondo weighs a $500 million acquisition. Reports in late July indicated Ondo was evaluating an acquisition of that scale as the tokenized securities market crossed $36 billion.
On 6 August, The Block first reported — with CoinDesk following the same day — that a corporate control fight had erupted at Ondo Finance.
Kathleen Allman, mother of the late founder and administrator of his estate, filed a verified complaint in the Delaware Court of Chancery on 24 July 2026, seeking recognition of her authority over the company and the removal of Ian De Bode as chief executive and president.
The estate's allegations. According to filings, in the days after Nathan Allman's death and before probate concluded, De Bode:
Improperly held himself out as CEO, claiming he automatically assumed the role under Ondo's bylaws
Elected himself as the company's sole director through a voting agreement
Began taking corporate actions including hiring advisors, approving performance grants, and attempting to add another director
The complaint argues that Ondo's bylaws required board action to fill the CEO vacancy, rendering those actions invalid.
The sequence. A Hawaii court formally appointed Kathleen Allman as estate administrator on 26 June 2026. Filings indicate she initially sought a cooperative transition rather than immediate removal. When De Bode's side declined to provide information, the dispute escalated. On 24 July, exercising the estate's voting power, she moved to reconstitute the board, removed De Bode from all positions, and appointed herself interim CEO.
Three Delaware Chancery filings asked a judge to determine who lawfully controls Ondo Finance and to bar extraordinary corporate actions until the dispute is resolved.
De Bode's response. He disputed the allegations, describing the claims as unfounded and stating that key stakeholders — including leading investors and the Ondo Foundation — support the company. He said the leadership team remains focused on protecting Ondo's momentum and advancing Nathan Allman's vision, and characterized the decision to file suit as regrettable.
What is redacted. The public filings redact both the size of Nathan Allman's voting stake and the cause of his death.
Market reaction. ONDO fell more than 6% in the 24 hours following the news.
The broader lesson. The case illustrates a governance risk endemic to founder-led crypto companies: Allman held CEO, sole director and controlling shareholder roles simultaneously, with no tested succession mechanism. When he died, there was no board to appoint a successor, because he was the board. Companies managing billions in tokenized assets on behalf of institutions are expected to have resolved this kind of structural question in advance.
Ondo's board has stated it remains committed to operations without interruption while searching for a successor, and appointed former executive Adam Schlisman as CFO.
As of early September 2026:
Analysts identified ONDO as one of the altcoins to watch in September 2026 for its institutional tokenization exposure, while noting it had the weakest technical setup among comparable names, forming a series of lower highs since May. The level cited as needing to be reclaimed for a momentum shift was $0.31.
Notably, ONDO lagged the broader market during the late-August 2026 rally gaining roughly 18% over seven days while Bitcoin surged past $77,000 and XRP gained 56% in a week. That divergence is instructive: ONDO does not trade as a momentum asset.
Ondo presents one of the clearest platform-versus-token divergences in crypto.
The platform is winning. $3.4 billion AUM. DTCC integration alongside BlackRock and Goldman Sachs. FINRA authorizations. SEC investigation closed with zero charges. MiCA licensing. 40–70% of the tokenized equity market. Partnerships with J.P. Morgan, Mastercard, Ripple, State Street, Galaxy, Broadridge, Chainlink, MetaMask and SBI Group. A $200 million commitment alongside State Street and Galaxy for the SWEEP tokenized fund. First to $1 billion in tokenized equities TVL.
The token is not. Down 82% from its high. Roughly half of supply still to unlock. No structural revenue link. Lagging both the market and the sector narrative it supposedly leads.
Both are simultaneously true, and the resolution depends almost entirely on whether governance ever introduces a mechanism linking platform economics to token holders. Until then, buying ONDO is a bet on the RWA narrative and on future tokenomics changes, not a claim on a growing business.
The Delaware Chancery ruling on who lawfully controls Ondo Finance.
Leadership resolution and the permanent CEO appointment.
Any tokenomics proposal linking platform revenue to ONDO, the single biggest potential catalyst.
The $500 million acquisition, if it proceeds.
DTCC-based tokenized asset expansion beyond CRCLon and SPYon.
U.S. retail access through Oasis Pro's expanded FINRA authorizations.
Ondo Network adoption and applications beyond Ondo Perps.
SWEEP fund launch with State Street and Galaxy.
Competitive dynamics as BlackRock and Franklin Templeton expand.
The $0.31 technical level as a momentum marker.
RWA — real-world asset; a traditional financial instrument represented on-chain.
OUSG — Ondo's tokenized short-term U.S. Treasury product for institutions.
USDY — Ondo's yield-bearing tokenized dollar note for non-U.S. investors.
Ondo Global Markets / Ondo Stocks — Ondo's tokenized equities and ETF platform.
DTCC — Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, the settlement backbone of U.S. securities markets.
DTC Tokenized Entitlement — a digital twin of a DTC-held security, sharing its CUSIP and symbol.
Oasis Pro Markets — Ondo's SEC-registered broker-dealer subsidiary.
ATS — alternative trading system.
Transfer agent — the entity maintaining a security's ownership records.
MiCA — the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation.
Secure enclave — isolated hardware executing code privately and verifiably.
Attestor — a network participant verifying enclaves run approved code.
Flux Finance — Ondo's DeFi lending protocol.
Delaware Court of Chancery — the U.S. court that hears most corporate governance disputes.
Ondo Finance has done something rare in crypto: it built a regulated financial business that traditional institutions actually use. The SEC investigation closing without charges, FINRA authorizations, DTCC integration alongside BlackRock and Goldman Sachs, MiCA licensing, and partnerships spanning J.P. Morgan, Mastercard, Ripple, State Street, and SBI Group are not marketing announcements. They are the kind of infrastructure and relationships that take years to assemble and cannot be faked.
Two things stand between that achievement and ONDO holders. The first is structural: the token captures little of the platform's economics, which is why $3.4 billion in AUM coexists with an 82% drawdown. That gap closes only if governance chooses to close it. The second is situational: the sudden death of a founder who was simultaneously CEO, sole director and controlling shareholder left a governance vacuum now being litigated in Delaware, and until a court resolves who lawfully runs the company, that uncertainty sits over everything else.
The honest summary is that Ondo is likely the best-executing company in RWA tokenization and ONDO is a governance token with a weak claim on that execution. Whether those converge is the question worth tracking — and the tokenomics decision, not the next partnership announcement, is where the answer will come from.
What is Ondo Finance in simple terms?
Ondo Finance takes traditional financial products, U.S. Treasuries, stocks, ETFs and turns them into blockchain tokens that can be traded 24/7, settled instantly, and used in DeFi applications.
What is the ONDO token?
ONDO is the governance token of the Ondo ecosystem, with a fixed maximum supply of 10 billion and no inflation. Holders participate in governance decisions.
Does owning ONDO give me a share of Ondo's revenue?
Not by default. ONDO is a governance token and does not automatically entitle holders to platform revenue. This is the primary reason platform growth and token price have diverged.
What is USDY?
USDY is a yield-bearing tokenized note backed by short-term U.S. Treasuries and bank deposits, available to non-U.S. investors. Unlike a standard stablecoin, it passes yield through to the holder. It exceeds $2.1 billion in size.
What is OUSG?
OUSG provides tokenized exposure to short-term U.S. government Treasuries for institutional and qualified investors, functioning as an on-chain cash management instrument.
What is Ondo Global Markets?
Ondo's platform for tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs, launched September 2025. It supports over 470 tokenized assets and crossed $1.5 billion in TVL, holding an estimated 40–70% of the tokenized equity market.
Are Ondo's tokenized stocks real shares?
Ondo's DTCC-based tokenized stocks are backed by DTC-held securities and carry the same CUSIP and symbol as the underlying. They function as digital twins, convertible between traditional and tokenized forms while the underlying remains in DTC custody.
What is the Ondo Network?
An execution layer launched on 27 July 2026, replacing the previously announced Ondo Chain. It separates execution, verification, and settlement: trades execute privately and quickly inside secure hardware enclaves, a decentralized attestor network verifies the enclaves run approved code, and settlement occurs on-chain on Ethereum.
What happened to Ondo Chain?
Ondo pivoted away from it. CEO Ian De Bode framed the Ondo Network as an evolution of the concept and confirmed Ondo will not run both in parallel.
Did the SEC investigate Ondo Finance?
Yes. The SEC opened a confidential investigation in October 2023 examining whether Ondo's tokenized products and the ONDO token complied with federal securities laws. It was closed in late 2025 without any charges or fines.
What is Oasis Pro Markets?
Ondo's SEC-registered broker-dealer subsidiary, acquired in 2025, which also holds alternative trading system and transfer agent licenses. In July 2026 it received expanded FINRA authorizations covering National Market System stocks, ETFs, mutual funds and IPO securities.
Who founded Ondo Finance?
Nathan Allman and Pinku Surana, both formerly of Goldman Sachs' digital assets team, in 2021. Nathan Allman died unexpectedly in late May 2026 at age 32.
Who runs Ondo Finance now?
This is disputed. Ian De Bode, previously president, assumed the CEO role after Allman's death. Allman's estate, represented by his mother Kathleen Allman, has filed suit in Delaware Chancery Court seeking his removal and recognition of her control. The matter is before the court.
What is ONDO's all-time high?
$2.14, reached in early 2024. The all-time low is $0.08.
What is the current ONDO price?
As of early September 2026, ONDO trades around $0.34–$0.39 with a market capitalization near $1.7–1.9 billion, roughly 82% below its all-time high.
Which blockchains is ONDO on?
Ethereum, Solana, Sui and the XRP Ledger, with Ondo products also deployed on BNB Chain.
Is Ondo Finance a good investment?
Ondo is arguably the strongest execution story in RWA tokenization, but ONDO the token captures little of that value directly, and the company faces an unresolved governance dispute. This article does not provide investment advice.
