Institutional stablecoin engineering — outstaff under MSDA on M0's cross-chain issuance infrastructure. Scope and chain coverage bounded by NDA.
Outstaff engineering partnership with M0 under MSDA, supporting cross-chain stablecoin issuance infrastructure for institutional issuers. M0 separates the issuance question (who can mint) from the deployment question (where supply lives). Zpoken engineers integrate with M0's internal team and ship work alongside them, at the protocol's roadmap velocity. Specifics bounded by NDA.
Institutional stablecoin work isn't crypto-stablecoin work plus compliance. The on-chain mechanism has to be designed around the off-chain treasury and compliance process, not the other way around. Two things matter.
The on-chain primitives — issuance, redemption, supply tracking — are downstream of the off-chain treasury operations and the compliance gates that authorize them. Designing the on-chain layer first and adding compliance on top produces protocols that are unstable under institutional issuance flows. We design from the issuance flow inward.
Fixed-scope deliverables don't fit institutional stablecoin engineering because the protocol's roadmap decisions happen at a different cadence than contract amendments. Outstaff under MSDA lets the engineering decisions match the protocol's actual roadmap velocity.
Engagements at this intersection led by Mike Yezhov and Anton Yezhov. See /founders.
If you're building institutional stablecoin infrastructure or cross-chain issuance for regulated issuers, the engagement starts with a 30-minute call.
That call is with a founder. Shapes, discovery, and terms → /engagement