Kosh · digital taka · 1 ETK = 1 BDT

Reserve transparency

Every figure below is an observation the platform recorded into metrics_snapshot once a minute, published without authentication. Nothing here is computed by this page: where a number is not recorded, the page says so instead of deriving one.

Latest observation 23 Sept 2026, 15:22:15 UTC · 0s ago

Reserve ratio §4.3

R(t) / L(t) · must be at least 1.0000

Excess reserve (R − L)
BDT
Alert ladder §4.3
1.0050
warn
1.0005
halt minting
1.0000
pause and incident

Read the ratio as an interim measure. A 150,000 buffer is RR 1.15 at L=1M and RR 1.0015 at L=100M — identical protection, unrecognisably different numbers. The threshold that means something is coverage: excess reserve against p99 daily clawback exposure (§7.11). L is also read conservatively — the larger of on-chain supply and ledger claims plus redemptions in flight — so this ratio can only read lower than a chain-only denominator would, never higher.

Reserve ratio over time§4.3

The three alert lines are drawn where they actually sit. Below 1.005 is a warning; below 1.0005 minting halts; below 1.0 is a peg breach and a full pause.

Not enough observations in this window to draw a line. The snapshot job writes one row a minute; two are needed.

Total reserves against total liabilities§4.3

The pair the ratio is derived from, published as levels in their own right. R is every reserve account in BDT; L is outstanding claims, read as the larger of on-chain supply and ledger claims plus redemptions in flight.

Total reserves — R(t)
BDT
Total liabilities — L(t)
BDT
Excess reserve — R − L
BDT
What backs the peg beyond the claims outstanding. The ratio says whether; this says how much.

Not enough observations in this window to draw a line. The snapshot job writes one row a minute; two are needed.

Why the gap is charted and not the pair. R and L differ by a fraction of a percent, so two lines would be one line. The excess is the same comparison at a scale where it can be read, and it is a figure the platform publishes rather than one this page computed. All three — R, L and their difference — are recorded observations; nothing here is derived in the browser.

Pending settlement§7.12

Booked in the ledger, not yet netted on chain. The earliest signal that settlement is silently failing.

220,000.000.0016 Sept23 Sept23 Sept23 Septlatest220,000.00
Pending settlement (ETK) · 142 observations · hover or focus the chart and use arrow keys to read one

Settlement epoch§7.2

Epochs are a state machine, not a cron job: epoch N+1 cannot seal until epoch N is CLOSED (I11). The pending figure above cannot be read without this — the same number is healthy under an OPEN epoch and an incident under a FAILED one.

Open
Epoch
#3
Net, on chain
zero net — a valid, quiet day
Settled on chain
not yet
0 submissions
Opened
23 Sept 2026, 15:00:00 UTC

Accepting transactions.

Peg deviation — free funds§4.3

|VWAP − 1.00| / 1.00, over free ETK on the P2P book. The line sits at zero when the market prices ETK at par.

P2P VWAP
no trades in window

Not enough observations in this window to draw a line. The snapshot job writes one row a minute; two are needed.

Peg deviation — restricted funds§4.3, §5.5b

not published

There is no restricted series, and there cannot be one. An earlier draft of §4.3 asked for peg deviation split by fund class, reasoning that restricted ETK would trade at a discount. It cannot: §5.5b forbids selling restricted funds and the P2P order path enforces it, so restricted ETK never reaches the book and no restricted market price exists. The split was solving a problem the restriction already prevented.

Absent by construction, not unimplemented. §4.3 now asks for deviation over free funds — the only ETK with a market — beside the size of the population that has none, which is the figure below. If restricted P2P sales are ever allowed, that change is the reason to add a second series.

Restricted funds outstanding §5.5b
0.00ETK
The size of the population with no market — it may leave only through a merchant deposit or the hatch (I17).

Hatch headroomI20

Visible here so the margin can be watched before a fee proposal breaches it. A number checked only at approval time is invisible until someone trips it.

Headroom remaining
100bps

The hatch is configured above what the live rates require. That gap is deliberate negotiating room: a rate rise may consume it, and once it is gone the next proposal is rejected until the hatch itself is raised.

Committed to the live rate cardConfigured hatch 500 bps

The hatch has to cover the most generous active cash-in commission, the most generous cash-out agent rate, and a 100bps platform margin — that margin is what makes a faked cash-in loss-making rather than merely break-even. The headroom is what a new fee rule may consume before the approval path must reject it. It is checked at startup and at every fee-rule approval — never auto-corrected by raising the hatch, which would reprice everyone already holding restricted funds.

100016 Sept23 Sept23 Sept23 Septlatest100I20 floor0
Hatch headroom (bps) · 142 observations · hover or focus the chart and use arrow keys to read one

Deployed equity and working-capital lag§0.5

The agent commission is paid at cash-in and recovered only when the funds reach a merchant. The platform carries that gap as working capital, and neither figure is derivable from the ledger alone — a commission is recovered by a deposit days later that carries no reference back to it.

Deployed equity — commissions paid, not yet recovered
0.00ETK
0 pairing(s) recovered so far
Deployed principal
0.00ETK
Working-capital lag
not published
Median from a commission to the deposit that recovered it, weighted by amount. Withheld entirely when the replay disagrees with the counter it reimplements.
0.0016 Sept23 Sept23 Sept23 Septlatest0.00
Deployed equity (ETK) · 142 observations · hover or focus the chart and use arrow keys to read one

Latest balance commitment§13.3

A Merkle sum root over off-chain balances, published each epoch so a transfer is provable without a chain write per transfer. Any holder can demand a proof against this root.

No balance commitment has been built yet.

Rounding residual§4.4

Sub-poisha dust, booked to its own account so every transaction still sums to zero (I2, I9) rather than being discarded. It is meant to drift slowly; fast movement is a bug.

Balance
0.000000ETK
Rate of change
0.000000ETK/hour
over 59.912519000000003188688424415886402130126953125s since the previous observation
0.00000016 Sept23 Sept23 Sept23 Septlatest0.000000
Rounding residual (ETK) · 142 observations · hover or focus the chart and use arrow keys to read one

Every published figure§4.4

At the precision it was stored. Nothing on this page is reachable only by hovering, and no rounding above hides a digit that is not printed here.

Every metric recorded into metrics_snapshot, at full stored precision.
MetricNameStored valueUnitObserved
Deployed equity§0.5
0 pairing(s) recovered so far
equity.deployed0.000000ETK23 Sept 2026, 15:22:15 UTC
0s ago
Deployed principal§0.5equity.deployed_principal0.000000ETK23 Sept 2026, 15:22:15 UTC
0s ago
Hatch headroomI20
hatch 500bps against 400bps required
hatch.headroom_bps100.000000bps23 Sept 2026, 15:22:15 UTC
0s ago
Restricted funds outstanding§5.5brestricted.outstanding0.000000ETK23 Sept 2026, 15:22:15 UTC
0s ago
Rounding residual§4.4rounding_residual.balance0.000000ETK23 Sept 2026, 15:22:15 UTC
0s ago
Residual rate of change§4.4
over 59.912519000000003188688424415886402130126953125s since the previous observation
rounding_residual.per_hour0.000000ETK/hour23 Sept 2026, 15:22:15 UTC
0s ago
Pending settlement§7.12settlement.pending220,000.000000ETK23 Sept 2026, 15:22:15 UTC
0s ago

Recorded by this system, but not observed yet

Named rather than left blank. “Nothing happened” and “I could not tell” must not look the same (§7.4a) — a metric the job failed to compute is listed here, not rendered as an empty tile.

  • commitment.rebuild_mismatch
  • equity.working_capital_lag_days
  • fees.revenue_variance
  • liabilities.outstanding
  • peg.deviation.free
  • peg.vwap
  • reserve.excess
  • reserve.ratio
  • reserve.total