Thank you @Axia, for the detailed review.
- M2-confirmed cohort (Peach, Cyclo, Caddy, Blockroll) and subsequent additions (Tipper, SuperStake):
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Peach Bitcoin — live, but at the payment-rail layer, no TVL.
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SuperStake — live, gaming product deployed
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Tipper — committed but timeline-deferred (1-2 months)
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Caddy Finance — Needed audit funding
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Cyclo — Needed audit funding
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Blockroll — Final decision not to continue, choose another opportunity with more liquidity
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On Peach Bitcoin’s contract address, you’re right that “Payment Rail Model” doesn’t constitute a measurable Rootstock-native deployment in the conventional sense. Peach’s Rootstock integration is currently at the USDT-on-Rootstock payment acceptance layer. There is no Peach contract deployed to Rootstock and no RBTC settlement layer in production today. We’re counting it as a success pipeline case, not an on-chain deployment with assigned TVL. We’ve requested information on volume from the team.
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SuperStake’s transaction volume: 31 transactions / 8 wallets / ~$1K volume is small, and we won’t frame it as anything else. The product that is live today is CashOrCrash, which serves as the consumer-facing entry point. The TVL-routing mechanism, which determines how SuperStake will contribute to the Rootstock ecosystem’s TVL, is a Phase 2 build that begins after initial traction. The GTM plan is still being built, but one of the main goals is for Rootstock to become their main chain.
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Audit certification for SuperStake: You’re correct that the milestone language referenced audited contracts, and the current security memo is not a formal third-party audit certification. We engaged Valentina as an independent contractor to conduct a security review of the deployed contracts. We did not commission a full third-party audit because of the experience of their internal team, who have deployed on other chains with the same process. And as this step has been the biggest barrier for any company to deploy, we agreed on supporting them the best we can without a formal audit.
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On RIF treasury allocation and on-chain staking proof, we don’t have any available yet. The RIF staking deliverable for SuperStake is currently blocked by an unresolved gas fee question between the SuperStake team and the Rootstock Collective. A technical analysis of the gas fee was prepared by Valentina and forwarded to the team.
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RIF governance participation, no project in the cohort has voted on a Rootstock Collective proposal yet. We will work with Peach and SuperStake to onboard them to RIF governance over the next 30 days and will link the first votes as they happen.