DIP

It is the accounting layer Dexter uses to describe participation in protocol income without blurring custody, treasury, and insurance reserves together.

#What DIP is not

DIP is not user collateral.

It is not a shortcut around treasury accounting.

It is not a claim on every balance in the system.

#What DIP refers to

DIP refers to a separate accounting layer that can track income-side participation when protocol revenue is intentionally routed there.

That only works if the layers underneath it remain clean.

Fees have to be accounted for correctly.

Treasury balances have to stay separate from user funds.

Insurance reserves have to remain identifiable.

#What it means today

Today, DIP is the place where Dexter can keep participation records separate from custody and treasury balances.

If protocol revenue is routed into that layer under published rules, DIP is the record that explains who participates and why.

Today that still does not create an automatic live revenue claim for the user.

It does not turn that record into a direct claim on every balance in the venue.