GRVT's two new products: Balanced Bundle, with a target yield of around 4.5%, backed by BlackRock's CLOA ETF. Simply put, it's the safest part of a basket of large corporate loans. The returns aren't flashy, but the risk is relatively low. The other one is more interesting: Opportunistic Bundle, with a target yield of around 11%, backed by BlackOpal's LiquidStone II. To put it plainly, it's credit card receivables. Every time you swipe your Visa or Mastercard, it generates cash flow behind the scenes. This product essentially lets investors participate in the distribution of returns from that cash flow. I think the key point isn't the yield itself—the key is access. Who used to have access to these opportunities? Institutions, high-net-worth individuals, people who could write six-figure checks. Now, with Grvt, you can participate with just $1. That's what I think is truly valuable. DEXs shouldn't just be about the casino model—they should open the doors that were previously only accessible to institutions.