Grvt initially gave people the impression of being a professional crypto PERP platform, but now it is increasingly resembling an on chain investment supermarket (professional PERP DEX+wealth management layer). At the beginning, it supported encrypted PERPs, and now it also provides PERPs for tokenized assets such as stocks. At the same time, it is also developing RWA investment and return products. Simply put, with one platform and one balance, cross asset leverage trading, earning returns, investment strategies/funds, etc. can be achieved, resulting in higher capital utilization efficiency. The recently launched Grvt Invest mainly uses RWA (Real World Asset) returns as a breakthrough point to attract more ordinary users to participate. The core message that Grvt wants to convey is that simply tokenizing assets and putting RWAs on the chain is not a real breakthrough, but rather a fundamental threshold. More importantly, user experience - truly usable, easy to use, and able to make money for users. Currently, although many RWA projects have tokenized bonds, loans, and other assets on the blockchain, ordinary users still face challenges such as high funding thresholds, complex operations, or difficulty in making money conveniently. Thus, an opportunity arises here: whoever can truly help users solve problems (selection, packaging, simplification), has a greater chance of winning the favor of users. Grvt Invest's approach is to help users select, package, and simplify, providing ready-made optional products directly, similar to the selected shelves in investment supermarkets. In summary, no matter how good RWA is, if ordinary people cannot invest or earn, it has little practical significance for most users. Grvt has made institutional level revenue products into two "ready to use" baskets, significantly reducing the threshold. However, risks still exist, and it is suitable for users who are interested in RWA and can accept fluctuations to try with a certain position (never all in). What are the two specific products? One is the Balanced Bundle: with an annualized target of approximately 4.5%, mainly backed by the BlackRock AAA CLO ETF (Senior Tranche, a relatively safe investment grade bond/loan asset). The characteristic is relatively stable, which is more suitable for placing core funds here to earn stable returns. Another type is Opportunistic Bundle: with a target annualization of approximately 11%, mainly driven by BlackOpal's Brazilian credit card receivables (settled through Visa/Mastercard and hedged with foreign exchange). Higher returns, but with real credit risks (such as borrower repayment issues), suitable for funds that can withstand certain fluctuations and pursue higher returns. It should also be understood that returns are goals, not guarantees. Market volatility and credit risk can both lead to lower than expected actual returns, especially for opportunity based products with higher risks. Of course, as an encryption project, there are inherent risks such as smart contracts and platforms.