Mainnet Execution Readiness Packet

What this packet is for

This packet turns the remaining production-release path into a countable execution plan.

It is for reviewers who want to know:

• what is already documented
• what is already devnet-proven
• what still requires external action
• what still requires runtime capture

Current posture

PrivateDAO is not limited by lack of product.

It is defined by a narrow execution set:

• audit completion
• custody and authority completion
• monitoring delivery
• real-device wallet captures
• source-verifiable settlement receipts
• final cutover ceremony

Why this is fundable

This is one of the strongest possible grant and accelerator positions:

• the product already exists
• the proof of work is already public
• the execution set is explicit
• the remaining path is measurable

What capital should close

The highest-value funding use is:

1. external audit completion
2. multisig and authority ceremony completion
3. production monitoring delivery
4. real-device wallet matrix completion
5. source-verifiable settlement receipts
6. cutover ceremony and release record

Best supporting routes

1. /documents/funding-readiness-scorecard
2. /documents/runtime-operations-readiness-packet
3. /documents/mainnet-blockers
4. /documents/launch-ops-checklist
5. /trust

Current release boundary

This packet should increase confidence, not exaggerate readiness.

It does not claim:

• finished audit
• finished production custody ceremony
• live alert delivery completion
• finished real-device coverage
• finished receipt integration
• finished production cutover

Public-good value

This packet matters beyond one release because it shows how a privacy-aware governance product can move from Devnet proof to production confidence through:

• visible operating gates
• reusable trust and custody patterns
• measurable milestones funders and ecosystem supporters can track