USDv

USDv is Solomon's productive onchain dollar.

It is a synthetic stablecoin designed to track the U.S. dollar while remaining liquid, transferable, and composable as a single user-facing asset.

Most stablecoins separate the dollar from the economics beneath it. Users receive a liquid onchain dollar, while the value generated by the reserve layer is captured elsewhere. Yield-bearing alternatives often solve this by introducing wrappers, staked tokens, vault receipts, or lockups, which weakens the dollar's usability.

USDv is built to preserve both: the utility of a stablecoin and the economics of the reserve system.

Eligible holders can participate in reserve-driven economics without staking, wrapping, locking, or moving into a separate instrument. They continue to hold and use USDv as the base dollar asset across wallets, applications, liquidity venues, DeFi protocols, custodians, and partner platforms.

USDv is backed by a reserve portfolio of short-dated U.S. Treasuries and selected dollar-denominated stablecoins. Solomon's policy infrastructure tracks ownership, determines eligibility, and routes rewards without changing how holders use the asset. This allows USDv to remain simple at the user layer while becoming more expressive at the economic layer.

In simple terms, USDv preserves the full utility of a liquid, composable dollar while allowing eligible holders to earn in its default state.