Every time I see Hong, he's tirelessly talking about his vision, explaining GRVT's unique approach and its core goals: GRVT isn’t aiming to be just a bigger derivatives exchange. Instead, it’s building a self-custodial version of Robinhood + institutional-grade yield accounts, allowing users to manage investments, trading, earnings, and asset allocation all from a single account balance. This post gives a more well-rounded view, with the core keywords being composability + low barriers to entry. 1. Your money doesn’t need to move, but it can do a lot. Earnings, investments, and trading can all happen within the same account balance. Funds don’t need to be transferred back and forth between different products, nor do they require constant unlocking. Assets, positions, and yield products in the account can all be used as collateral for one another. 2. Users don’t need to understand complex on-chain operations or switch between multiple platforms, wallets, or accounts. GRVT aims to create a simpler entry point—just as user-friendly as Robinhood, but with the added benefits of self-custody and on-chain asset efficiency. The RWA Vaults launching in June mark a key milestone in GRVT’s evolution from a 'trading platform' to a 'comprehensive wealth platform.' Of course, we’re also looking forward to the TGE. The potential for this direction is massive.