Projects & early adopters
Build a collateral proposal, choose a currency and plan liquidity for your token. Start with a position you can explain to your community.
Create a project plan Project treasury infrastructure on DogeOSA whole new world
A whole new world
for your token.
Lock project tokens as collateral. Mint a currency. Build liquidity. Explore how the pieces fit together, one step at a time.
An independent extension of Frankencoin mechanics. One independent system per currency. Built for people and agents.
“Let’s follow your tokens.”Chairpup, your framework guide
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Follow the tokensOne project.
One project.
Three connected moves.
Meet the places in the framework. Select a step to see what moves, what stays locked and what your project manages.
Step 1 · Collateral position
Collateral stays in the position.
Your project proposes terms or uses accepted terms where cloning is available. Tokens deposited into the position secure its currency debt. They are not sold by the act of depositing.
Explore collateral proposalsProject treasuryToken allocation→Collateral positionLocked tokens
And the way back? Repay according to the position’s terms, then withdraw eligible collateral. A currency mint creates an obligation your treasury continues to manage.
See the full lifecycleTry the ideaSee the position.
See the position.
Understand the obligation.
Move the debt slider. Watch gross debt, retained reserve and spendable currency change together.
Illustrative learning model
A fictional project treasury
Assumed collateral value100,000 USD
Assumed reserve: 20% of gross mint. Assumed upfront fee: 1%. These are teaching inputs, not V2 terms or an eligibility assessment.
Build your own planCollateral and gross debt200% illustrative collateral ratio
Assumed collateral value100,000 USD
Gross currency debt50,000 K9USD
0Same currency unit100,000
Where does the minted currency go?
Spendable currency39,500 K9USD
Retained reserve10,000 K9USD
Upfront fee500 K9USD
A 50,000 gross mint gives this example treasury 39,500 spendable currency units. The full gross mint is not the wallet balance.
Collateral value is an explicit hypothetical assumption, not a price feed or protocol valuation. This model does not set a liquidation trigger. Opening fees, gas and DEX costs are excluded. No conversion between fiat currencies is shown.
Explore the architectureOne framework.
One framework.
Eleven currency systems.
Choose a currency to look inside. Each has its own token, equity reserve, minting hub and positions.
USD systemConceptual architecture · Not live state
TProject positionsCollateral + currency debt
K9USDMinting hubTerms, minting and challenges
EEquity reserveFees and loss absorption
K9USD savingsCurrency-specific termsParticipant governance
USD positions owe K9USD. Selecting another currency explores another system; it does not convert debt or balances.
Open the architecture guideBuilt around projects.
Open to financial participants.
A shared vocabulary for the people building, backing and operating token economies.
Enterprises & treasury teams
Review currency-denominated obligations, prepare transaction plans and coordinate sign-off across treasury operators.
Read the treasury workflowFamily offices & venture funds
Understand how a portfolio project uses collateral, what it owes and how its position changes. Evaluate participation against the mechanism’s actual terms.
Read the mechanism briefDeFi operators & agents
Use structured position plans to prepare the same workflows people review in the interface. Keep execution permissions explicit.
Explore agent workflowsHuman review. Structured intent.Work directly.
Work directly.
Or work with an agent.
Configure a position in the workspace, then review it as a human-readable summary or export it as structured JSON.
Try agent planningOne mechanism.
Two ways to work.
Project teams need clear screens. Agents need clear inputs, boundaries and results. Both start with the same position plan.
The frontend supports local planning and read-only V2 tooling. Live contract state requires a verified deployment registry. Simulation, wallet signing and agent execution are not connected.
Read the integration boundariesFollow your curiosityThe first steps are simple.
The first steps are simple.
The mechanism goes deeper.
Start with the picture. Open the explanation when you’re ready. Each path leads to a fuller guide.
A market of participants,
not a price oracle.
People propose, veto, challenge and bid. Understanding their roles is the next step.
◇Overcollateralized
Why collateral and debt are different quantities
A position is designed to secure its currency debt with collateral. Collateral value can change; the ratio in our model is a teaching assumption, not a guarantee or a live eligibility check.
Read the collateral and debt guide◎Oracle-free
How participants contest a stored price
Participants can challenge a position and take part in the auction process. This replaces an external liquidation price oracle with an economic mechanism that depends on people acting.
Follow a challenge through the mechanism⌘Decentralized participation
Who proposes, who vetoes, who operates
Borrowers propose positions. Qualified governance participants can veto within the applicable window. Challengers and bidders take part under contract rules. V2 deployment choices determine the complete trust model.
Explore roles and decision points▥Reserves & equity
Follow fees, capital and settlement outcomes
Retained minter reserves, system equity and spendable currency have different roles. Equity participation carries gains and losses; it is not the same as holding the currency.
Open the reserve and equity mapBefore your
first position.
Does depositing a token automatically allow minting?
No. A new position follows its proposal and veto process, and minting remains subject to its terms and on-chain state. The frontend does not approve collateral.
Can we deposit and provide liquidity with the same tokens?
Tokens locked in a position are collateral. A DEX pair needs a separate token allocation alongside the currency you mint.
Who assesses a project’s collateral?
Protocol participants assess proposals and can exercise veto rights where qualified. The interface presents information and actions; it does not certify projects or DEX liquidity.
Is the workspace connected to live contracts?
The public app is configured for read-only DogeOS Chikyū testnet state and verifies the USD V2 registry, chain ID, bytecode and contract links in your browser. tUSDC is a test asset. You can model a position, save a draft and export a plan. The app does not simulate, sign or broadcast transactions.
Give your token
a currency workflow.
Start with a plan your team can review.