Terminal is where Aethra carries inspection-heavy work that should not crowd Alpha. Productive assets live here as review-first readiness lanes, not as implied live execution.
Terminal uses the current token registry, supported-pair matrix, and productive-asset catalog to show where support is ready, partial, or blocked.
A yield-bearing dollar asset designed for qualifying non-US users, with a structure that already maps naturally to onchain cash management.
Verify routeability and token support on the preserved Solana stack before exposing any live execution path.
A qualified-access treasury product with 24/7 tokenized subscriptions and redemptions, but a much stricter eligibility boundary than Aethra's current public swap posture.
Start as discovery and onboarding guidance only, with explicit eligibility and chain-specific redemption language.
A tokenized short-duration treasury fund that already spans Ethereum and Solana, with a structure closer to cash management than speculative onchain trading.
Model it as a gated treasury destination with explicit purchase mechanics and market-day liquidity messaging.
A blockchain-integrated money market fund stack with strong institutional distribution and an increasingly useful role in digital-market collateral flows.
Keep BENJI in the watchlist until Aethra has a stronger productive-asset disclosure layer and clearer network-by-network access mapping.
The discovery catalog still lives at `/productive-assets`, while Terminal now owns the deeper inspection layer.