Beyond minting, redeeming, staking, and governance, Money On Chain provides additional tools and resources that help users access the protocol, understand its current state, and connect with the broader ecosystem.
While DOC and MOC can be obtained through the protocol or participation programs, they are also available through a variety of decentralized exchanges and aggregators.
These platforms allow users to swap supported assets for DOC or MOC using different liquidity sources and routing mechanisms. Depending on the network and the assets involved, some options may provide better liquidity or pricing than others.
You can explore available markets through platforms such as [PILL] Oku Trade, [PILL] OpenOcean, [PILL] Rubic, [PILL] Sovryn, [PILL] Stargate, [PILL] SushiSwap and [PILL] Symbiosis.
As with any token swap, always verify the token contract addresses before completing a transaction.
DOC is also available on the Arbitrum network, extending access to the stablecoin beyond the Rootstock ecosystem.
This allows users to benefit from DOC’s Bitcoin-backed design while interacting with a broader range of DeFi applications, liquidity venues, and infrastructure available on Arbitrum.
If you would like to obtain DOC on Arbitrum, you can access the dedicated resources and trading options available for that network.
The Metrics dashboard provides a real-time overview of the protocol’s current condition and key operational indicators.
By monitoring metrics such as System Status, Global Coverage, token supply, available minting and redemption capacity, and market information for DOC, BPRO, and MOC, users can better understand how the system is performing and which operations are currently available.
These indicators are particularly useful for users who want deeper visibility into the protocol’s collateralization levels and overall health.
The Rootstock Testnet allows users to explore Money On Chain without using real funds.
The experience is similar to the Mainnet version of the protocol, but uses test assets that have no market value. This makes it an ideal environment for learning, experimenting, testing integrations, or becoming familiar with the platform before interacting with real assets.
To get started, configure your wallet for the Rootstock Testnet, obtain test RBTC from a [PILL] faucet, and access the test version of the application.
Money On Chain is supported by an active community of users, contributors, developers, and governance participants.
The community channels are the best place to stay informed about protocol updates, governance proposals, educational content, ecosystem developments, and upcoming initiatives. They also provide a space to ask questions, share feedback, and connect with other members of the ecosystem.
You can follow and participate through the official [PILL] Discord, [PILL] Telegram, [PILL] Forum, [PILL] X, and [PILL] Facebook channels.
