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$DFDV was the first U.S.-listed non-BTC Digital Asset Treasury (DAT). Now we’re working to become the first non-BTC variable-rate digital credit issuer with $CHAD. $CHAD is designed to take the digital credit model pioneered with bitcoin:native and apply it to what we believe is an even more compelling underlying asset: $SOL. Why? @solana doesn’t just have the potential to appreciate. It’s a productive asset with native yield. At the contemplated terms, $CHAD features a 13% headline dividend paid daily, with an effective yield of roughly 14.4% at a $9 issuance price, backed by a $SOL treasury that can generate organic yield to help service the dividend. @0xinliberty & @CryptoIRGuy break down the entire thesis in our latest presentation: 00:00 Introduction 00:55 Introducing $CHAD 02:17 Why digital credit exists 03:41 Bitcoin proved the model. What comes next? 04:09 Why $SOL may be better collateral for digital credit 05:43 The path toward $10 par 06:40 Why we have conviction in Solana 08:15 Tokenization, stablecoins & agentic finance 10:37 Why DFDV is positioned to issue $CHAD 11:37 The SOL Boost Framework 12:34 Intelligent leverage vs. liquidation risk 13:30 Growing SOL Per Share 14:25 The $CHAD yield engine 16:00 Pro forma coverage metrics 16:44 Stress testing SOL at -25% and -50% 17:40 The $CHAD thesis 18:37 Closing remarks Check it out. 👇