U.S. Treasuries
A route to government debt through a tokenized fund structure — with duration, custody, and redemption terms to understand.

An old legend. A new financial frontier.
Real-world assets. On-chain possibility. A place for you.
Start with curiosity.
Build your own perspective.
Robin Hood questioned who opportunity belonged to. We’re carrying that question into a new age — where capital moves on-chain, but much of the world’s value still sits beyond it.
FRAE imagines a clearer passage between the two: understandable access to tokenized funds and real-world assets, with the terms, costs, and risks in plain sight.
Understand what’s on the other side
before you cross the bridge.
A route to government debt through a tokenized fund structure — with duration, custody, and redemption terms to understand.
A broader slice of the productive economy. Many underlying holdings, with market risk that doesn’t disappear on-chain.
Capital connected to real borrowers. A future research direction, with greater attention to defaults, lockups, and access limits.
Asset categories for exploration, not available products or investment recommendations
The real question is what stands behind it.
Follow each step to see what matters.
A wallet is a starting point, not a passport to every product. Your location, investor status, and identity checks determine what you may actually access.
Am I eligible, and what will this cost me?
A little less abstract.
A little more yours.
$12,490
Saved only on this device when you choose to save
This is a simplified, hypothetical model, not a forecast or an available investment. It compounds a constant weighted annual return with annual rebalancing, less an illustrative 0.5% yearly portfolio fee. Cash earns 0% in this model. Taxes, inflation, currency movements, transaction costs, and real-world access restrictions are not modeled.
Stress assumes Treasury returns of 2% and fund returns of −15% each year; steady assumes 4% and 7%; upside assumes 5% and 12%. These are invented scenario inputs, not current yields, historical results, or expected returns. Actual outcomes can be worse. Tokenization does not remove market, issuer, custody, liquidity, or technology risk.
The token, the legal claim, and the underlying asset should tell the same story.
Management, custody, and exit costs belong in the daylight — before you commit.
On-chain transferability is not a promise of instant liquidity or redemption.
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