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Core Objects

OmegaX is easiest to understand when you read it as a set of explicit economic objects.

Each major question has a home:

  • what is funded
  • what is reserved
  • what is owed
  • what is claimable or payable
  • what capital is exposed
  • what remains genuinely free

ReserveDomain​

The hard legal, custody, and settlement boundary.

Use a new reserve domain only when there is a real reason to segregate assets or rights, such as different custody rules or legal ring-fencing.

DomainAssetVault​

The actual token custody object for a given [reserve_domain, asset_mint].

Sponsor budgets and LP deposits can share the same vault inside a domain. Ownership and exposure are separated by the ledgers, not by spawning disconnected treasuries.

HealthPlan​

The sponsor, member, oracle, compliance, and liability root.

This is the canonical protocol noun for what a sponsor or operator would often call a program.

PolicySeries​

The product-lane primitive.

One health plan can have many series:

  • reward
  • protection
  • reimbursement
  • parametric
  • future explicit modes

Material economics should not silently mutate after activation. New economics should mean a new series version.

MemberPosition​

The protocol view of a participant in a plan and optional series.

It carries:

  • wallet identity
  • optional subject commitment
  • eligibility state
  • delegated rights
  • plan and series participation

FundingLine​

The plan-side funding source.

This is where OmegaX separates sponsor budgets from LP capital exposure. Common funding-line types include sponsor budget, premium income, liquidity-pool allocation, and backstop capital.

Obligation​

The canonical liability unit.

Rewards, reserved claims, payable claims, rebates, recoveries, and similar economically relevant amounts all reconcile through obligations.

ClaimCase​

The explicit lifecycle object for serious claims.

Use claim cases when a reward or protection consequence needs intake, review, adjudication, reserve booking, and closure.

LiquidityPool​

The LP-facing capital sleeve.

Liquidity pools are not health plans. They define deposit asset, strategy thesis, fee policy, redemption policy, and allowed exposure policy for capital providers.

CapitalClass​

The share class inside a liquidity pool.

This is where OmegaX expresses:

  • priority
  • impairment waterfall
  • transfer restrictions
  • redemption terms
  • wrapper or credential constraints

LPPosition​

The depositor position inside a capital class.

It carries shares, basis, redemption queue state, realized distributions, and impairment effects.

AllocationPosition​

The bridge from LP capital into plan-side funding.

Allocation positions map capital-class exposure into a specific health plan, optional policy series, and target funding line. This is how OmegaX supports many-to-many capital allocation without losing auditability.

Reserve ledgers​

The reserve kernel is expressed through explicit ledgers, not hidden bookkeeping.

Minimum scopes include:

  • domain asset ledger
  • plan reserve ledger
  • series reserve ledger
  • funding line ledger
  • pool class ledger
  • allocation ledger

That is what allows the protocol to answer reserve questions honestly for sponsors, members, and capital providers.

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