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WMON gives crypto investors on-chain exposure to Waste Management (WM)—one of the largest waste and environmental services companies in the U.S. Unlike holding the stock directly, WMON automatically reinvests dividends. Issued through Ondo's Global Markets, it lets you mint, redeem, and transfer tokens between compliant addresses on Ethereum with less friction than traditional brokerage accounts.
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