Market readiness
OGC/XLM Liquidity Policy
OGC should not be promoted as readily tradable until wallet roles, exposure limits, disclosures, and transparency records are in place. This policy defines the minimum steps before any OGC/XLM market activity.
Order Book
Tiny Test Active
One policy-limited ask offers 1 OGC at 1 XLM per OGC. It is a test offer, not a price or liquidity guarantee.
Liquidity Wallet
Active
The designated public wallet is active with a 1 OGC trustline limit and publicly recorded activity.
Payroll Valuation
Blocked
Payroll use still requires legal, tax, and valuation review.
Required Before Any OGC/XLM Activity
- Designate a separate public liquidity wallet.
- Define the signer policy and recovery owner for that wallet.
- Approve a maximum starting exposure in both OGC and XLM.
- Publish the wallet designation and exposure cap in the transparency log.
- Confirm legal and treasury approval for a tiny test transaction.
- Record every offer, pool deposit, pool withdrawal, or pause action after settlement.
What This Policy Does Not Promise
- No stable price, redemption, reserve, or buyback commitment.
- No expectation that holders can exit quickly or at a particular value.
- No promise that a public OGC market will remain active.
- No payroll valuation until professional review and defensible pricing are available.
Approved Test Sequence
Step 1
Designate Wallet
Publish the liquidity wallet role with tools/transparency_log.py designate-account.
Step 2
Fund Tiny Test
Move only the approved test amount into the liquidity wallet after signer review.
Step 3
Create Market Action
Use either a small SDEX offer or a small Stellar liquidity pool deposit, not both at once.
Step 4
Record Outcome
Publish the transaction hash, ledger, wallet, amounts, and purpose in the transparency log.
Stellar Mechanics
Stellar supports decentralized exchange offers and protocol liquidity pools. Liquidity pool participation requires the relevant reserve-asset trustlines and a pool-share trustline before depositing.
Pause Rules
- Pause if wallet custody is uncertain.
- Pause if price movement exceeds the approved test purpose.
- Pause if any transaction cannot be reconciled publicly.
- Pause if legal, tax, payroll, or treasury review changes the approved scope.