INVESTORS CENTER
A New Era in Investment Banking.
SOURCES UNREACHABLE · NO QUOTE IS BEING REPORTED
A New Era in Investment Banking.
A New Era in Investment Banking.
TREASURY BALANCE
— — TREASURY BALANCE. External treasury assets at market: —. The 24-hour change has no baseline on the indexer yet.
$INVEST LAST
— — $INVEST LAST. Live spot from the INVEST/USDG pool, converted to USD with the Chainlink USDG/USD feed.
MARKET CAP
— — MARKET CAP. Total INVEST supply times price. The protocol owns most of the supply as liquidity, so the circulating cap of — strips nearly everything out; both are shown so neither misleads on its own.
DIVIDEND YIELD (APY)
— — DIVIDEND YIELD (APY). The current per-epoch reward rate compounded over a year, capped at 10,000% for display. The reward is sized off TOTAL supply but paid only to the staked fraction, so a small staked share makes this number very large. Rewards are minted only from excess reserves, so the runway beside it is how long the current rate can actually be paid. The cumulative rebase multiplier since launch is —.
The chain did not answer this read, and the indexer’s last snapshot is 13631 minutes old — too old to quote as a price. A dash here means not known, never nothing, and a stale figure would be worse than either: INVEST has moved by more than half in an hour on this pool. The tiles fill again the moment a contract call lands.
INVESTORS CENTER
As of October 18, 2026 · Presented in United States Dollars
ASSETS
LIABILITIES & SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY
Marked reserves above $1.00 per INVEST — the only value new INVEST may be minted against. It sits outside the statement because it is a headroom, not a holding.
Nothing is stated because nothing has been read. The INVEST contracts are not live on this network, so the statement holds its rules and no figures: assets will list the reserves the Treasury actually holds, and the other side will divide that same total across staked, circulating and protocol-held supply.
The accompanying notes are an integral part of this statement. The notes are in a filing cabinet on Floor 30. The key is with Kevin.
RUNWAY: — · BACKING PER INVEST: — COUNTED · — ON CHAIN · EXCESS: —
Composition unavailable — the indexer did not answer for this network, so we cannot say what the treasury holds. This is not a claim that it holds nothing.
Reading the reserve registry…
MARKET VALUE
—
AFTER HAIRCUTS
—
EXCESS RESERVES
—
RESERVES REGISTERED
—
After haircuts is the Treasury’s own conservative mark — the figure it will mint and pay rebases against, being the portion the Firm could hand back tomorrow without selling anything it likes. Excess reserves are the part of that mark standing above $1.00 per INVEST.
The INVEST/USDG anchor pool — the protocol’s only two-sided position. The USDG leg is owned outright; the Treasury nonetheless BOOKS the share at min(USDG leg, √(INVEST leg at $1.00 × USDG leg)) less a 10% haircut, because the only way out of the position is to sell INVEST through the curve, which drains that leg as it goes. Assets are shown at the first number; backing is computed from the second
Treasury USDG leg (anchor)
— USDG
—
Treasury INVEST leg
— INVEST
protocol-owned, never counted as backing
Position depth
—
Spot
—
5% pool fee, charged on the input leg
One-sided INVEST inventory quoted in stock, 10% of supply each. Protocol-owned, and no part of either side is treasury backing.
INVEST/RCAT
wall at tick —
FILLED
—
INVENTORY
— INVEST
unsold, not backing
STOCK EARNED
— RCAT · —
earned, not yet banked
INVEST/WYFI
wall at tick —
FILLED
—
INVENTORY
— INVEST
unsold, not backing
STOCK EARNED
— WYFI · —
earned, not yet banked
INVEST/HIMS
wall at tick —
FILLED
—
INVENTORY
— INVEST
unsold, not backing
STOCK EARNED
— HIMS · —
earned, not yet banked
INVEST/DJT
wall at tick —
FILLED
—
INVENTORY
— INVEST
unsold, not backing
STOCK EARNED
— DJT · —
earned, not yet banked
Banked to the treasury so far: — (partial — 0 of 4 ladders have answered). The stock above is principal inside the v4 position: collect() cannot reach it, totalReserves() does not contain it, and it becomes backing only when realise() — the wall ratchet — withdraws it to the treasury.
A ladder earns in two ways and both are paid in stock: the 5% pool fee a buy through it pays, which reaches the treasury in kind and is never sold, less the team’s decaying share, which is paid in the same stock — and the quote realised when its wall is ratcheted up. The INVEST side is never sold for the treasury’s account at all; it is sold to buyers, and what comes back is the stock.
Days of staking emissions the treasury can back at the current rate
TREND
Share of the liquid supply locked, and what it is worth
STAKED SHARE · TREND