These tokens provide exposure to Eli Lilly. Compare open withdrawal routes, available Earn offers and how issuers account for distributions on the underlying security.
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Most venues with open withdrawals
LLYON / LLYX — 1
2 of 2 networks have withdrawals open for at least one token at one venue.
Withdrawals observed at exchanges ·
We count distinct venues with withdrawals open on at least one network for each token. Tied results appear together.
The summary uses withdrawal observations from the past hour and available Earn offers from the past 30 minutes. Each section has its own data timestamp.
Ondo Global Markets (BVI) Limited, British Virgin Islands
LLYON is a collateralized structured note linked to Eli Lilly: a debt instrument with redemption rights and a security interest in its backing. Holder rights are governed by Swiss law; the token does not confer ownership of the underlying security.
How dividends and distributions are reflected
When the underlying security pays a distribution, Ondo reinvests the proceeds net of applicable withholding and reflects them in the token’s value. On Solana and BNB Chain, wallets that support display scaling show the result through an adjusted balance and unit price; the raw on-chain amount stays unchanged. There is no separate dividend payment to the wallet.
LLYX is a collateralized tracker certificate linked to Eli Lilly. It is an issuer debt instrument; voting rights attached to the underlying security do not transfer to the token holder.
How dividends and distributions are reflected
When the underlying security pays a distribution, xStocks reinvests the proceeds net of applicable withholding. A multiplier increases the adjusted token balance. On Solana, the raw on-chain amount stays unchanged; interfaces apply the multiplier when displaying the balance.
LLYB is a bStocks certificate providing economic exposure to Eli Lilly. It provides rights under the certificate terms, without direct ownership of the underlying security or shareholder voting rights.
How dividends and distributions are reflected
For distributions on the underlying security, the issuer generally reinvests the proceeds net of taxes and fees. A bStocks multiplier increases the displayed balance while the raw on-chain amount stays unchanged; no separate cash dividend is paid.
