~62% of USDv's supply now sits in ownership coin treasuries after Solomon's official launch. Meanwhile, Credible holders approved a $500K settlement facility, Rip Cars is seeking approval to raise up to $1.5M, and Laso's first decision market is trading live. Ownership Coins Briefing 019, your weekly recap covering financials, decision markets and project updates from the @MetaDAOProject ecosystem and beyond, is now live. Here's what's inside: ▪ @solomon_labs launched USDv, issuing over $5M in its first hour. @Raydium committed an initial $1M from its treasury and will serve as USDv's primary liquidity venue. ▪ @crediblefin holders approved using $500K of treasury as rolling settlement capital for three months, cutting external financing costs. ▪ @ripcarsio proposes minting and selling up to 12.9M CARS to raise as much as $1.5M, primarily through OTC sales. The decision market is passing by ~17%. ▪ @DualMintRWA opened pre-commits on @stardotfun for a $227.5K raise to fund 200 arcade claw machines, with equity tokenized through @BedrockFndn. ▪ @LasoFinance's first decision market seeks to raise its monthly allowance from $50K to $68.33K to hire a senior engineer. ▪ @omnipair hit ~$1M in 24-hour volume, its highest since V1, with $936K of it from @JurassicFi's tokenized fossil. ▪ @LFOWNDOTFUN has launched 131 coins paired with ownership coins, generating ~$5.3K in trading fees, half to the DAO treasury. Plus updates from @avici, @sanctumso, @umia_finance and @Predict_PM_AMM and @futarddotio. Read the full briefing [link in reply].

Credible is seeking approval to deploy $500K from the treasury to be used as settlement capital for 3 months, with the principal returned to the DAO at term end. @crediblefin pays merchants before incoming collections have fully cleared. So as payment volume grows, it needs more capital to bridge that timing gap. Credible reports monthly volume rising from $32M to $183.1M over twelve months, while interest payments on externally borrowed capital has reached approximately $137K per month. Replacing part of that borrowing with its own capital reduces financing costs and supports continued same day settlement. For solana:CREDBHvVqREBCAxMihzr8D1nepHMr2gmQoZWpmgGmeta holders, the benefit is better economics in the underlying business. More of the money generated by the business can remain within Credible rather than going to external lenders. The proposal mentions terms for usage, tracking, and upcoming monthly reporting. However some useful clarifications would be: 1. Expected interest savings in the 3 month period from the $500K loan 2. A broader revenue or profit-remittance policy to establish how improved business performance reaches the treasury over time The proposal provides good commercial rational, but fuller financial disclosures would make the trade off easier to evaluate. Let's see what the market has to say.

1/ Up to $6.83M of the $32.25M held across ownership coin treasuries could convert into @Solomon_Labs USDv, equal to ~21% of total treasury value across the MetaDAO ecosystem. Solomon was first to begin converting treasury assets into USDv. In April, it received approval to move $4.5M into a Company Treasury Vault. Today that vault holds $3.90M USDC and $250K USDv. @MetaDAOProject followed in August with $2M USDC approved for conversion, although only ~$1K has been converted so far. Now Umbra, Credible and Omnipair are trading decision markets to convert another $680K.

3/ @crediblefin is proposing a single $250K conversion, equal to ~9% of its ~$2.7M USDC balance. At 2.5% to 5%, that would generate ~$6.3K to ~$12.5K a year, with ~$521 to ~$1.04K a month routed to its OPEX wallet. That is equivalent to ~0.21% to ~0.42% of Credible’s $250K monthly spending limit. The market is passing by ~6% on $7.15K across 10 trades from 5 unique traders. One $7.14K Fail-sell accounts for 99.77% of total volume.