Vanguard

One fund, essentially the entire US stock market: that is the idea behind VTI. It tracks the CRSP US Total Market Index and holds thousands of companies spanning large, mid, small and micro caps, so buying it means owning American equities in close to their real market proportions, from Apple down to the smallest listed firms. Vanguard launched it in 2001, and thanks to the firm's at-cost structure the fee is a razor-thin few basis points. Because it is capitalization-weighted, the mega-cap technology names still dominate its returns, much as they do the S&P 500, so VTI behaves like a large-cap fund most of the time while adding a long tail of smaller companies. It is the classic one-decision core holding for buy-and-hold investors and the backbone of countless index portfolios.

On MyRWA, VTI trades tokenized across 8 on-chain venues - see the listings below.