Owning POWER: Uses, Storage and Risks

POWER is a token for Reserve AI Power DTF, a basket designed to track public, US-listed companies involved in supplying electricity for AI data centers. The basket covers companies involved in power generation, grid and electrical equipment, and power chips. Its stated selection approach looks for companies earning significant revenue from AI data-center power demand, with a $10 billion minimum market capitalization and a 20% weighting cap. It is rebalanced quarterly.

The basket bundles Ondo Global Markets tokenized stocks. Each of those tokens represents an actual share held in a regulated US brokerage account. That does not, by itself, establish that a POWER holder directly owns the underlying shares or has shareholder voting rights; check the token’s current terms for what rights you receive. POWER is exposure to a selected group of companies, not a claim on electricity, data-center revenue or a guaranteed return. Its value can move with the underlying stocks as well as with demand for POWER itself.

POWER is issued on BNB Chain; it is not listed as a native token of a blockchain. To hold it yourself, you need a wallet that supports BNB Chain and the token’s exact contract. The contract address is not included in the project details here, so verify it through an official Reserve channel before adding the token or making a transfer. A token with the same ticker can be unrelated or fraudulent.

A wallet may not display POWER automatically. If you add it manually, check the network and contract carefully. Sending POWER to an address on a different chain, or to a wallet or exchange that does not support this specific token, can make recovery difficult or impossible. Keep enough of the network’s required gas token for transactions; the exact fee varies with network conditions, and POWER’s own transaction or redemption fees are not published here. Confirm access and any eligibility requirements with Reserve and Ondo before relying on the token as a way to access the underlying basket.

As of November 8, 2026, POWER’s reported circulating and total supply are both about 21,933 tokens. No maximum supply is reported, so there is no published cap to compare with the current total. The reported price was about $72.45, with a market capitalization and fully diluted valuation each around $1.6 million. These are dated figures, not current quotes or a forecast.

Reported 24-hour trading volume was about $992 on that date. That relatively small amount is a practical liquidity warning: you may not be able to trade a large amount at the displayed price, and the price can shift when orders are small. Check the live market and the available order depth before acting. Supply figures alone do not tell you how easily you can sell, whether redemption is available, or what you would receive after fees. Reserve has not published a maximum supply in the project details provided here.

If you hold POWER in a self-custody wallet, protect the recovery phrase offline and never share it. Anyone with that phrase can generally control the wallet’s assets. Use a device you keep updated, check the BNB Chain network and token contract before signing, and read transaction prompts rather than approving them automatically. A hardware wallet may reduce exposure of your signing keys, but it cannot prevent every mistake or contract risk.

If you leave POWER with a custodian, check that it supports this specific BNB Chain token and understand its withdrawal rules, custody arrangements and account recovery process. Do not assume an exchange listing or a wallet display means withdrawals or redemption are available. The project does not publish POWER’s transaction, redemption or custody fees here, so confirm those terms before committing funds. Keep a record of the correct token contract and use a small test transfer when you are unsure about an address or network.

POWER combines risks from a crypto token and a basket of equities. The underlying companies can fall in value, and the basket’s exposure to power infrastructure and AI-related demand can leave it sensitive to sector changes. Quarterly rebalancing does not prevent losses or guarantee that the selected companies will benefit from AI growth.

There are also tokenization and access risks. The underlying shares are held in a regulated US brokerage account through Ondo Global Markets tokenized stocks, but token holders should check the legal terms to understand their rights, any redemption process and what happens if an issuer, broker or service provider has problems. The BNB Chain contract, wallet security, network operations and limited trading liquidity create additional risks. A token’s market price can diverge from the value of the underlying basket, and selling may be difficult when trading activity is thin. Do not treat the reported market capitalization as cash available for withdrawals, or assume the token is equivalent to directly holding shares.