DeFi Janus Henderson Anemoy AAA CLO Fund 

DEJAAA Price

What is DeFi Janus Henderson Anemoy AAA CLO Fund (DEJAAA)?

DEJAAA gives onchain capital allocators tokenized exposure to AAA-rated collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) — institutional credit beyond tokenized T-Bills. DEJAAA is an onchain fund interest in the Janus Henderson Anemoy AAA CLO Strategy, an actively managed portfolio of AAA-rated CLO paper. Centrifuge provides the tokenization rails; Anemoy, a web3-native asset manager, issues the fund. The fund went live on June 25, 2025, seeded with $1B from Sky Ecosystem through Grove.

How much of the fund does each DEJAAA token represent?

Each DEJAAA token represents a claim on the net asset value (NAV) of the Janus Henderson Anemoy AAA CLO Strategy. The underlying portfolio holds AAA-rated collateralized loan obligations and is actively managed. Centrifuge pool mechanics handle entry and exit: capital moves through primary subscriptions and redemptions at NAV rather than through a fixed token float. The token itself is transferable across EVM chains and Solana, so the wrapper supports secondary movement even though economic redemption runs through the Centrifuge pool.

Is DEJAAA the same as the Janus Henderson AAA CLO ETF (JAAA)?

No. JAAA is a TradFi ETF listed on NYSE Arca; DEJAAA is a separate onchain fund interest built around the same AAA CLO credit strategy. The same Janus Henderson portfolio managers run both vehicles, which is why the two are frequently conflated in search. A holder of DEJAAA owns no shares of the JAAA ETF — Centrifuge packages the credit strategy natively for onchain settlement, and the two instruments must not be merged in data or listings.

What is DEJAAA's total supply and tokenomics?

DEJAAA has no fixed maximum supply. The token supply is an elastic mint-and-redeem inventory: Centrifuge pool subscriptions create tokens and redemptions withdraw them, so supply floats with fund flows instead of following an emission schedule. The supply figure covers only the transferable wrapper — it is not a proxy for the underlying fund's size, which was seeded with $1B. The live supply count is shown on DropsTab.

Does DEJAAA have a vesting schedule or token unlocks?

No vesting schedule exists for DEJAAA, and none is expected. DEJAAA is a tokenized fund interest, not a fundraising token, so the instrument has no TGE cliff, no team allocation, and no dated unlock calendar. Economic exit happens through primary redemption via the Centrifuge pool or through secondary sales on decentralized exchanges — not through scheduled unlocks. Traditional unlock-driven sell-pressure analysis does not apply to this asset type.

How was the DeFi Janus Henderson Anemoy AAA CLO Fund seeded?

The fund launched on June 25, 2025 with a $1B seed allocation from Sky Ecosystem, deployed through Grove — the institutional credit platform incubated by Steakhouse Financial within the Sky ecosystem. No token sale, ICO, or public fundraising round took place; capital concentration sits with large onchain treasuries rather than VC allocations. In 2026, Ethena announced an allocation to JAAA via Centrifuge as part of a collateral diversification strategy. The Ethena allocation size was not disclosed in the announcement.

Which blockchains is DEJAAA deployed on?

Per DropsTab data, DEJAAA is deployed on five networks: Ethereum, Arbitrum One, Base, and Avalanche C-chain share one EVM contract, while a separate wrapper exists on Solana. The shared EVM contract carries an "AAA0…" vanity prefix matching the fund's AAA rating focus. Multi-chain deployment lets onchain treasuries hold the fund interest wherever their collateral already sits, with USDC-denominated pools providing secondary transferability.

Can you buy DEJAAA on centralized exchanges?

No. Per DropsTab data, DEJAAA records no centralized spot or derivatives venues — secondary trading happens only on decentralized exchanges, through deJAAA/USDC pools on Aerodrome (Base) and Raydium (Solana). Secondary liquidity across those two USDC pools is limited, and much of the supply sits with institutional holders such as Sky and Ethena. Size execution is therefore better routed through primary redemption on Centrifuge than through DEX order books.