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For financial contributors: people and institutions who put money into the co-op's lending pool or buy its BurnerBonds. This section explains what happens to that money, what stands behind it, what can go wrong, and how anyone can check it on the chain.

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Mechanics and risks only. Nothing in this section is an offer. It sets no terms, states no returns, and makes no claim about what any contribution will earn. Who may contribute, on what terms, and the regulatory status of any contribution are not covered.

Status. The contracts have not been independently audited. The lending pool, the bonds, the bond vault, the AssurancePool and the payout pool run on Base Sepolia, a test network; none of them is on Base mainnet. Every deployed address, by network, is listed under Deployed addresses.

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What it covers
Deposits and shares, what the pool lends to, how depositors are paid the carry their money bore, withdrawals and the queue, shares as collateral
Buying at a discount, where proceeds go, the redemption reserve, payment at maturity, rolling, bonds as collateral
The order in which each source pays: the bond vault, the treasury's allowance, the AssurancePool's excess and buffer; the payout pool's lender order
Contract and upgrade risk, liquidity, credit losses, dependence on the co-op's operations
The on-chain figures and events anyone can check, and the Command Center

More detail

The full behaviour of each contract, with every function and role, is in Protocol:

Who decides the terms, and who holds the keys to the contracts, is in Governance.

Who decides this
GovernanceHow the co-op decides