Financial reporting for onchain businesses, from wallets and books to reports your team controls.
02 / The workspace
Wallets, banks, exchanges and books, brought into one workspace. Keep the record current as the month unfolds, so your next report starts with the numbers in place.
Meridian Labs demo dashboard for August. Revenue $412k, up 14% on July. Expenses $294k, up 3%. Operating income $118k. Treasury $6.16m held in wallets, two exchange accounts and a USD account. Runway about 14 months. 7 movements need review. 96% of in-scope period activity by transaction count is classified. Seven items remain open for review.
03 / Reports
A complete report. A focused update. The same reviewed record.
Keep the detail in your report. Turn selected figures or a section into a branded snapshot, arranged for a feed and stamped with its capture time and report version. Share it on X or Telegram.
See a sample reportAn illustrative Meridian Labs report for August: a cover with the headline figures, an overview, a performance section with a revenue and expenses chart, and a treasury breakdown. The cover is snapshotted as an image and posted on X; the performance section is snapshotted and posted to a Telegram channel.
04 / How it works
From scattered activity to a record you can report from, in three steps that repeat every month.
Connect source activity or import existing books.
Example connected sources: Solana wallets, an exchange account, a business bank account, imported QuickBooks records and selected Dune protocol metrics.
Classify activity as it comes in.
An illustrative weekly Telegram message asks reviewers to check seven items across three accounts. Transfers and unidentified vendor payments remain open until reviewed.
Use the reviewed record to see the business.
Demo revenue $412k, expenses $294k and approximately 14 months of runway. Stress scenario: no inflows, flat monthly expenses of $294k. Liquid assets only; native tokens excluded. Liabilities are settled within forecast outflows.
05 / Forecasting
Start from the reviewed record, not a spreadsheet copy of it.
Change the assumptions that matter, such as hiring, revenue or a period with no inflows, and see how long liquid assets last. Every scenario states what it assumes.
Every scenario starts from $4.24m of liquid assets at the August close. Native tokens are excluded.
Hiring plan. Four hires and an audit add $150k a month to expenses from October.
06 / Token reporting
Teams with a live token can add relevant token modules to the same financial picture.
Choose which of these to keep internal and which to include in an investor or public report. Teams without a token can use the core financial record and reports.
Material movements, with the decision behind them.
| Stablecoin diversification26 Aug - GOV-024 - Executed | $240kNative → USDC |
|---|---|
| Contributor distribution18 Aug - GOV-023 - Executed | 180k MRDNApproved allocation |
| Liquidity allocation12 Aug - GOV-022 - Executed | 75k MRDNMarket operations |
Share of eligible balances. Treasury, vesting contracts and identified exchange accounts excluded. Addresses are not unique people.
07 / Who it's for
Onchain businesses and DAOs that need a clearer view across wallets and offchain accounts.
Teams with a live token that want to explain financial performance and relevant token activity.
Finance leads and advisors preparing management reports alongside formal accounting work.
Launchpads and venture funds that want to set a reporting standard for their portfolio.
08 / Pricing
09 / FAQ
No. You can start with activity from the accounts your organization uses and build a management record from the sources in scope. If you have books, OpenBooks can use them as an input.
OpenBooks supports management reporting and planning. Formal accounting, accruals, tax and statutory sign-off remain with your accountant or adviser. Views built from source activity should state their basis and coverage.
No. The working record is private. Your team chooses what to publish, to whom and when; selected approved measures may update between reports when supported by their source and settings.
No. The core financial record and reports work for any onchain organization. Teams with a live token can add supply, treasury and holder modules where relevant.
Most of the work happens during the month: designated reviewers confirm open items from a weekly summary. At period end you choose sections, add explanations and approve the report. Setup and any historical backfill are scoped separately before you begin.
OpenBooks by 01Resolved
OpenBooks is a standalone reporting workspace. 01Resolved helps investors understand value-accruing onchain assets. Teams with token listings on 01Resolved may choose to publish approved OpenBooks information there. You do not need a token or an 01Resolved listing to use OpenBooks.
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