Public operations
Maintenance / Registry Health
Monitor the health of the registry itself: how fresh the reviews are, where coverage is thin, how much evidence supports the corpus, whether public contracts are passing, and how the reviewed dataset is growing.
Registry Health
Operational state of the reviewed corpus
This page measures data quality and maintenance state. It does not score stablecoin safety.
- Stable assets
- 144
- Evidence
- 647
- Known unknowns
- 381
- Maintenance checkpoints
- 1
Canonical records
144 assets with evidence
75 assets high/critical
Latest 2026-07
Review freshness
How recently stablecoin records were verified
Recency comes from the canonical `last_verified_at` field. Unknown dates remain visible instead of being treated as fresh.
Data coverage
Where the registry is complete — and where it is thin
Coverage is a documentation metric. It says whether a reviewed domain is present, not whether the asset itself is safe.
144 / 144 assets
111 / 144 assets
138 / 144 assets
144 / 144 assets
Public gap signals
What needs more registry work
These are aggregate public-safe gaps only. They are not an internal task queue and do not expose unreviewed records or private research notes.
Assets with no linked evidence items in the current reviewed corpus
Assets with zero or one evidence item
381 known-unknown records in total
0 assets have no usable verification date
Assets without a reviewed deployment record
Assets without a reviewed reserve-component record
Public-layer integrity
Latest reviewed maintenance checks
These are the public-safe outcomes already recorded in the reviewed monthly maintenance log.
Canonical registry validation remains green for the reviewed public data set.
The Update Feed remains bound to registry publication history and separate from historical subject-change dates.
Registry v2/v3 machine-readable parity remains green.
Responsive and accessibility contract validation remains green on the reviewed public surfaces.
Public route inventory and navigation architecture remain contract-valid.
Immutable statistics history validation remains green.
Reviewed corpus growth
How the maintained registry has expanded
Checkpoint growth belongs here rather than in Public Stats because it describes SOG's corpus and maintenance work, not the stablecoin ecosystem itself.
- Assets added
- +20
- Events added
- +23
- Evidence added
- +87
- Assets
- 112
- Events
- 187
- Evidence
- 557
- Assets
- 112
- Events
- 187
- Evidence
- 559
- Assets
- 114
- Events
- 189
- Evidence
- 565
- Assets
- 116
- Events
- 191
- Evidence
- 571
- Assets
- 117
- Events
- 192
- Evidence
- 579
- Assets
- 119
- Events
- 194
- Evidence
- 584
- Assets
- 119
- Events
- 194
- Evidence
- 585
- Assets
- 120
- Events
- 195
- Evidence
- 589
Monthly checkpoints
Public maintenance record
Closed entries remain append-only. Details use progressive disclosure so the operational log does not overwhelm the health overview.
2026-07In progress
July maintenance is focused on completing the current public-surface expansion sequence while preserving canonical data, statistics-history immutability, date semantics, and public/private research boundaries.
Contract checks
Canonical registry validation remains green for the reviewed public data set.
The Update Feed remains bound to registry publication history and separate from historical subject-change dates.
Registry v2/v3 machine-readable parity remains green.
Responsive and accessibility contract validation remains green on the reviewed public surfaces.
Public route inventory and navigation architecture remain contract-valid.
Immutable statistics history validation remains green.
Public counts at checkpoint
- Canonical Stable Assets
- 110
- Publication Feed Entries
- 16
Public surfaces in this maintenance sequence
Next public focus
- Close the July maintenance entry after month-end review.
- Continue Market Access promotion review under the canonical evidence and governance boundary.
- Continue source-link, correction, and public-surface contract review without exposing internal monitoring rows or unreviewed candidates.