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Money On Chain DOC
DOC is one of the older Bitcoin-collateralized dollar designs still worth tracking.
DOC vs the other dollar products.
The research angle.
DOC matters because it shows the older, more Bitcoin-purist branch of the stablecoin tree. Even at smaller size, it is a useful reference point for what Bitcoin-backed dollars looked like before the current wave of treasury and cross-chain designs.
Same score, different shape.
Each spoke is one of the eight factors behind Money On Chain DOC's 5.8/10, plotted 0–10 and ordered by methodology weight. The filled shape is the product's risk profile. Two products can share an overall score and still have opposite silhouettes — a balanced octagon is a very different risk than a spike on one axis with thin edges everywhere else. Money On Chain DOC is strongest on backing source (7.5/10) and thinnest on liquidity / exit depth (2.8/10).
The 8-factor breakdown.
Money On Chain says deposits of Rootstock BTC (RBTC) collateralize DOC, while the BitPro side of the system absorbs BTC/USD fluctuations.
DOC is conceptually simple at the headline level, but the full risk picture depends on Rootstock liquidity, collateral coverage, and how the broader Money On Chain system behaves under volatility.
The product leans on a Bitcoin-collateralized smart-contract system and risk-sharing token design rather than on fiat reserves or an offchain treasury basket.
DOC is primarily the stability rail. The wider protocol’s return and volatility absorption dynamics sit elsewhere in the system, which means users need to understand more than the stablecoin ticker itself.
Overall score = 5.85 under the Bitcoin-holder Digital Credit standard. DOC benefits from a long-running Bitcoin-collateralized design on Rootstock, but smaller scale, thinner market depth, and the need to understand the broader Money On Chain risk-sharing system hold the rating down.
Overall score = 5.85 under the Bitcoin-holder Digital Credit standard. DOC benefits from a long-running Bitcoin-collateralized design on Rootstock, but smaller scale, thinner market depth, and the need to understand the broader Money On Chain risk-sharing system hold the rating down.
Overall score = 5.85 under the Bitcoin-holder Digital Credit standard. DOC benefits from a long-running Bitcoin-collateralized design on Rootstock, but smaller scale, thinner market depth, and the need to understand the broader Money On Chain risk-sharing system hold the rating down.
Overall score = 5.85 under the Bitcoin-holder Digital Credit standard. DOC benefits from a long-running Bitcoin-collateralized design on Rootstock, but smaller scale, thinner market depth, and the need to understand the broader Money On Chain risk-sharing system hold the rating down.
The receipts.
Every figure on Money On Chain DOC traces to a primary document. These are the ones we read — open any of them.