Participant liability
70.419846034094342373VVV · exact principalCustody / Base / finalized evidence
Every unit,
accounted for.
Participant principal is matched against assets controlled for redemption—not against a rounded balance or a token price.
Nominal backing
70.399846034094342373VVV-equivalent · controlledOpen shortfall
0.02VVV · explained and monitoredBacking register
Where principal sits
Each state has a different path back to liquid VVV. DIEM is an unlock requirement, not principal backing.
Coverage
Three lenses, one liability
Nominal measures quantity. Redemption-ready tests whether every prerequisite is controlled. Immediate counts what can move now.
70.399846034094342373 VVV-equivalent
70.399846034094342373 VVV-equivalent
38.962861708312235662 VVV-equivalent
Reconciliation
Known is not the same as resolved.
Explained drift has a classified chain event. Unexplained drift has neither evidence nor an approved accounting treatment.
- Explained drift
- 0.02 VVV
- Unexplained drift
- 0 VVV
- Evidence as of
- Aug 18, 2026, 6:47 AM UTC
Open incidents
The record stays open until the condition changes.
Custody backing is 0.02 VVV below aggregate participant principal. The difference is traced to two historical custody outflows and remains open until backing is restored or primary records support a liability discharge.
Opened Aug 7, 2026, 2:10 PM UTC · updated Aug 18, 2026, 6:47 AM UTCMethod
Chain logs create the obligation.
Liability. Finalized VVV transfers into approved custody are recorded by chain ID, transaction hash, and log index in integer token units.
Backing. Raw VVV counts immediately. Unlocked sVVV counts nominally and as redemption-ready, but not immediately. DIEM-backed sVVV counts as redemption-ready only when its matching burn requirement is controlled.
Drift. An outbound asset movement never reduces participant liability without primary evidence assigning it to a participant return.