Flows

Daily flows into the Ondo Intelligent Portfolios

Ondo launched seven portfolio tokens on 2026-09-24, three built on BlackRock model portfolios (BLKHIon, BLKDIGon, BLKGRWon) and four on Ondo's own. Each mints when someone subscribes and burns when someone redeems, and nothing else changes its supply. So the change in supply between two daily 00:00 UTC blocks is that day's net subscription, exactly, with no price in it. This page is that number, per token per day, next to the mint and burn transactions that produced it.

Three things to hold in mind, in Ondo's own words: each token is "fully backed by a weighted basket of Ondo tokenized stocks and ETFs" (so these tokens are read here but never counted in the market total, which already holds their constituents); BlackRock "is not the investment adviser … sponsor … or distributor"; and the product is "offered only outside the United States". Sizes are small today. They are published anyway, because a flow series is only worth having from the first day.

Per token, per day

supply_delta is the flow in tokens; flow_usd applies the price read with the closing supply (price_basis says which price; a CoinGecko contract price is not Ondo's NAV). trail is mints minus burns from the indexed Transfer events; where it is present it must equal the delta or the day is not to be trusted. BNB Chain has no archive-log endpoint this project can reach without a key, so its legs show the delta without a trail.

BUIDL, with the dividend taken out

Since 2026-09-30 the same measure runs on BlackRock's BUIDL (Ethereum, both share classes, and Polygon), which is counted in the market total and pays its yield as new tokens: one batch transaction a day, one mint per holder. That batch is not an inflow. It is found by its shape in the event trail (two or more mints in one transaction; a subscription is always one mint alone), subtracted, and shown here beside the net; on a day with no trail the flow is left blank rather than published with the dividend in it.

What this is not

It is not the change in market value (that mixes flows with the basket's price moves), not a count of secondary-market trades (transfers between holders do not change supply), and not a NAV-exact dollar figure (the price is CoinGecko's contract price; Ondo's quote is behind a key). For BUIDL, the dividend is separated by its shape, which is a rule and not a proof: a large subscription split across many recipients in one transaction would wear the same shape, and a test bounds every flagged batch to between 0.001% and 1.5% of supply so that day is looked at.