Owning DEJTRSY: Uses, Storage and Risks

DEJTRSY is a deRWA token linked to a U.S. Treasury investment strategy. It is issued by Open Market Factory Limited (OMF) through Centrifuge’s deRWA service and represents a transferable security: the blockchain ledger acts as the share registry, and a transfer records a change in ownership and rights against the issuer. The underlying fund is identified as the Janus Henderson Anemoy Treasury Fund.

The token’s value is based on the fund’s net asset value (NAV), which is published on-chain through oracle updates. Returns accrue through price appreciation rather than an increase in the number of tokens you hold. The fund has an annual management fee of 0.15%; check the current fund terms for any other charges that may apply.

DEJTRSY is not the same as holding Treasury bills directly in your own account. You have rights against the issuer tied to the fund investment, so the issuer, fund operations and legal terms matter as well as the blockchain.

DEJTRSY is issued on Ethereum, X Layer, Base and Stellar. These are separate networks, so a token on one chain is not automatically available on another. Before receiving or sending it, confirm that your wallet and the platform you are using support both DEJTRSY and the specific network selected.

Use a wallet where you control the recovery phrase or private keys if you want self-custody. Keep the phrase offline and never share it; anyone who obtains it can take the assets. A custodial exchange or service may support the token, but then you rely on that provider to safeguard and return it.

Transfers and bridges can involve network fees, and sending tokens to an unsupported network or address can make them difficult or impossible to recover. Check the token and chain details in your wallet before confirming a transaction. The token is described as transferable without wallet whitelisting, but that does not mean every exchange, DeFi app or bridge supports it.

As of 2026-11-08, DEJTRSY had about 10.69 million tokens in circulation, matching its reported total supply. No maximum supply is published. Its reported price was about $1.042 on that date; this is a dated snapshot, not a guaranteed redemption value or a prediction.

The token is designed to track the underlying fund’s NAV, with fund returns reflected as price appreciation. The market price on a decentralized exchange or other secondary market can still differ from NAV, particularly if trading is thin or buyers and sellers are hard to match. Reported 24-hour trading volume was unavailable for that date, so you should not assume that a large position can be sold quickly at the displayed price.

If you are checking a quote, compare the token’s chain, trading venue and timestamp. A price shown for a different token or network may not describe the DEJTRSY you hold.

You can hold or transfer DEJTRSY, use it in supported DeFi services, or seek to exit through a secondary market. Direct redemption at NAV with the issuer requires full KYC and sanctions screening. Subscription is open to non-U.S. persons who are not subject to sanctions; eligibility and terms can change, so confirm them with the issuer before relying on access.

Before subscribing, check the fund documents for redemption procedures, timing, eligibility and any costs beyond the stated 0.15% annual management fee. The issuer does not guarantee that a secondary-market buyer will be available when you want to sell. DeFi use adds separate risks, including smart-contract failures, liquidation rules and platform-specific restrictions.

A careful pre-transfer check can prevent avoidable losses: confirm the exact token, network, destination address and any bridge or application contract. Do not treat a successful wallet transfer as proof that an app will accept the token or that you can redeem it directly.

DEJTRSY combines fund and issuer exposure with blockchain risks. The underlying investment is a Treasury strategy, but the token is not a bank deposit and its value and redemption depend on the fund structure, issuer and applicable legal terms. Oracle updates may be delayed or inaccurate, and the token’s market price can diverge from NAV.

Self-custody brings the risk of losing your recovery phrase or signing a harmful transaction. Using a bridge, exchange or DeFi application adds reliance on that service’s security and operations. A chain outage, contract bug or low market liquidity can also affect your ability to move or sell tokens. Transferability does not remove these risks or guarantee access to issuer redemption.

Before holding a significant amount, read the current fund and token terms, verify the contract address through a trusted project channel, and test your wallet setup with care. Keep only the amount you can manage safely in DeFi applications, and avoid relying on a quoted price as proof you can redeem at that value.