iShares Core US Aggregate Bond ETF (Ondo Tokenized ETF) 

AGGON Price

What is the AGGON token?

AGGON is the Ondo Global Markets tokenized wrapper of the BlackRock iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF (NYSE ARCA: AGG) — a passively-managed fund tracking the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index across U.S. Treasuries, agency MBS, and investment-grade corporates. AGGON gives crypto traders onchain exposure to a broad U.S. investment-grade bond fund without leaving an exchange. The token is issued by Ondo Global Markets (BVI) Limited as an ERC-20 on Ethereum, part of the 440+ instrument Ondo Stocks suite.

Which bond ETF does AGGON track?

Each AGGON token corresponds 1:1 to one share of the iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF (AGG). AGG tracks the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index, spanning U.S. Treasuries, agency mortgage-backed securities, and investment-grade corporate bonds. AGGON holders gain economic exposure to AGG's total return, not legal ownership of the underlying ETF shares.

Does AGGON grant ownership of the underlying ETF?

AGGON tokens provide economic exposure to AGG's total return only. Holders do not receive legal title to the underlying ETF shares and have no right to claim delivery of actual shares. AGGON is a price-exposure wrapper, not a securities custodial instrument — a distinction that matters for investors expecting share-ownership rights.

What backs AGGON's value?

Backing securities are held with U.S.-registered broker-dealers and U.S.-chartered national trust companies, and are never lent out without tokenholder consent. An independent Verification Agent publishes a daily backing report, and an independent Security Agent holds a first-priority security interest for the benefit of tokenholders. The 1:1 share backing keeps AGGON's per-token value aligned with AGG.

Does AGGON pay dividends?

Dividends from the underlying AGG are automatically reinvested into the underlying ETF net of withholding taxes. AGGON is a total-return tracker, so holders do not receive cash distributions. The reinvestment accrues to per-token value rather than being paid out — the underlying AGG itself pays monthly distributions.

Where can you buy AGGON, and how is it traded?

AGGON trades on centralized spot exchanges only — no DEX or derivative venues appear in DropsTab markets data. Per DropsTab data, verified spot venues are Gate and MEXC, both listing AGGON/USDT. Liquidity is concentrated on these two CEXs, which carries thin-orderbook risk outside U.S. market hours despite the headline 24/7 trading access.

Who can mint or redeem AGGON directly?

Direct mint and redemption is restricted to non-U.S. persons who complete KYC/AML verification through Ondo. The primary-market mechanism connects to traditional exchange liquidity on a just-in-time basis, matching token creation to underlying share deposits and burns to redemptions. Secondary-market trading on listed exchanges is open more broadly, subject to each venue's own jurisdictional restrictions.