Blue-chip asset basket
Build a portfolio around established companies, with equity exposure represented by tokens.
Explore how round-ups from onchain trades can build a basket of tokenized stocks. Start small. Set your own rules.
01 / HOW IT WORKS
Make a trade. Round up the change. See how a small contribution moves into your chosen basket.
Transact → Capture → Allocate → Accumulate
A simplified view is shown on this device. Explore each step using the controls.Consider a $61.30 onchain swap. The system identifies the amount and calculates an additional contribution using your selected rounding increment.
02 / THE BASKET
Four familiar companies. Clear allocation weights. See where each contribution would go.
An allocation focused on innovation and established businesses
This allocation illustrates product mechanics. It does not represent actual holdings or investment advice.
03 / PERSONAL VAULT
See captured funds, portfolio holdings and withdrawal options together.
Know where every contribution goes.
Build a portfolio around established companies, with equity exposure represented by tokens.
Track captured funds and invested holdings separately, with a record of every change.
Each contribution follows disclosed weights. Review the allocation before changing the rules.
Explore keeping equity tokens or converting them to stablecoins at illustrative valuations.
Fixed sample prices; no market movements
| Tokenized asset | Target weight | Sample value | Portfolio share |
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Explore two ways to withdraw the same holding.
Actual redemption, liquidity and pricing depend on the issuer and trading market.
Actions affect simulated data in this browsing session only. Refreshing restores the initial state.
04 / SEE THE SMALL THINGS ADD UP
Adjust the amount and frequency to explore micro-allocation.
Calculate contributions, without forecasting returns.
YOUR MONTHLY ALLOCATION
Monthly contribution
Simulation excludes fees, slippage and asset price movements.
05 / THE TOKEN
The $AUR concept connects utility, governance, allocation and vesting.
Designed to align participants with the direction of the protocol.
Utility · Governance · Distribution · Vesting
A simplified view is shown on this device. Select a topic to explore.01 / UTILITY
Explore fee benefits, strategy features and ecosystem access around the capture service. Benefits should support real use and follow transparent rules.
Read the token design ↗06 / YOUR RULES
Choose your contribution settings and see how they affect your portfolio.
From rounding increments to portfolio weights, connect each rule to a clear funding decision.
Readable portfolio details show how capital is distributed and where it is allocated.
Focus on contributions and allocation discipline. Outcomes still depend on asset performance and transaction costs.
07 / GET STARTED
Walk through your first allocation in the demo environment.
Enter the sandbox and explore the relationship between your account and assets.
Choose a rounding increment and set a weekly contribution cap.
Review the configuration, then enable or pause the simulated strategy at any time.
$AUR fee benefits remain a design draft; no rules are in effect.
The demo is free and requires no wallet signature.
GOOD TO KNOW
Recurring investing typically follows fixed dates and amounts. This concept uses a transaction as the trigger and its round-up difference as the contribution, so amounts depend on transaction size and frequency.
Not necessarily. Token rights, price tracking and redemption depend on the specific issuance structure. Company names and weights here illustrate portfolio design only.
This is an independent brand concept and interactive demo. It has no wallet, smart contract or trading integrations. The simulator calculates contributions only and does not read wallets, request signatures or transfer funds.
08 / LEARN MORE
Product mechanics, fee boundaries and ecosystem design,
documented in language everyone can follow.
Explore the complete capture, allocation and vault workflow.
Explore the documentation02 / WHITEPAPER ↗Read the architectural principles, economic design and product boundaries.
Read the design draft03 / COMMUNITY ↗Understand the path from discussion and proposals to voting and execution.
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