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Risks

Price exposure only: Ondo stock tokens track a share's price and reinvested dividends. You get no voting rights and no direct claim on the company.
Issuer risk: If Ondo Global Markets fails or stops redeeming, the tokens can lose value regardless of the stock.
Off-hours prices: Tokens trade when US markets are closed. Prices then can drift from where the stock opens.
Thin liquidity: Some assets have small trading volume. Swaps below a minimum size can't fill, and large ones cost more.
Crypto volatility: Crypto assets in a basket can fall more than 50% in weeks.
Backtests: Historical returns use past prices. Baskets are picked with hindsight, so backtests look better than the future usually does.
Self-custody: You hold the keys. Lose your wallet and nobody can restore the funds.
Software risk: NEAR Intents, 1Click, bridges and this app can have bugs or outages.

What you confirm before your first buy

I understand: tokenized stocks give price exposure only, with no shareholder rights; Ondo is the issuer and its risk is mine; prices can move off-hours and on weekends; backtests are history, not promises; I hold my own keys and nearbags can't recover lost funds.