Ceres Information

Every financial system forces the same trade-off: value can remain within a yield-generating structure, or it can move between participants. At individual scale, this is a minor friction. At institutional scale — government programs, corporate treasuries, financial platforms — it is a structural cost embedded in how the system is designed. Capital in transit earns nothing. CERES is structured to eliminate that constraint. CERES Coins are SEC-registered securities representing ownership interests in MCGXX, a U.S. government money market fund. Value remains within a regulated financial structure while being transferred directly between participants. Yield, uninterrupted, and transferability exist within the same system — not across separate ones. CERES Coin LLC operates as exclusive sub-transfer agent for MCGXX, a registered money market fund under the Investment Company Act of 1940 and Rule 2a-7. The architecture enabling yield to remain intact during peer-to-peer transfer is protected by four issued U.S. patents. Because MCGXX is a registered investment company, CERES Coins are explicitly excluded from the definition of payment stablecoin under the GENIUS Act — and are not subject to its yield prohibition. The result is a structural position at the intersection of yield, transfer, and regulatory clarity that no existing instrument currently occupies. CERES applies across government finance, institutional treasury, payments infrastructure, and enterprise environments. In each case, the system is the same. What changes is the context. SEC-registered security. Patent protected. Built on public blockchain infrastructure. Ready to implement. With CERES, value no longer has to choose. Legal Counsel: McDermott Will & Emery | Custodian: Huntington National Bank | SEC CIK: 0001319067