The vault engine · never idle

One deposit. Three income streams.

MEV-protected, auto-managed liquidity on Uniswap v4 — one balance earning three ways at once: best-rate lending routed across venues, swap fees, and recaptured MEV, with no rebalancing. And it never locks away — the balance stays spendable as USDC while it earns.

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01The wedge · never idle

Everyone else leaves capital half-used. Here every dollar earns three ways at once.

One balance runs the Unified Liquidity Vault: best-rate lending, swap fees, and recaptured MEV — all stacked on the same capital, so nothing sits idle between trades.

Stream 1
Best-rate lending
Idle capital is routed to the venue paying the most — and re-routed as rates move. Never parked, earning less than it could.
Stream 2
Swap fees
Your liquidity is JIT-provisioned into each Uniswap v4 swap exactly when it’s needed, and earns the fee for it.
Stream 3
Recaptured MEV
The value bots usually skim off trades is caught and handed back to the pool — to LPs, not searchers.

↳ Want the numbers on your own deposit? The live model is on the vaults page.

02Deposit once · the vault does the rest

One deposit. A five-stage V4 hook engine.

You provide liquidity once. Every swap that touches the pool runs your capital through a hook stack that keeps it earning, protects it, and pays you — automatically.

01
Idle → yield
Un-ranged capital is routed to the best-paying lending venue instead of sitting in the pool.
02
JIT on swap
The V4 hook sees each trade, sizes just-enough liquidity, executes, and returns the rest — atomically.
03
MEV recaptured
A truncated-oracle guard + dynamic fee neutralize sandwiches; the arb value goes back to the pool.
04
Fees + MEV split
Every swap’s fees and recaptured MEV are captured and split on-chain — pro-rata by your share.
05
Auto-compound
Earnings accrue to your position automatically — no manual claiming, no rebalancing.
03Dual-sided · matched liquidity

Liquidity isn’t a solo act. Teams and their community make the market together.

A matched vault pairs a team’s own token with community USDC — cliff-locked, senior/junior tranched, and deep from the first swap. Two economic sides, one pool.

01
Team locks its token
One side of the pair is the team’s own token, cliff-locked on-chain for ≥90 days.
02
Community matches USDC
The other side is funded by the community in USDC — real, two-sided depth, not a promise.
03
Senior / junior tranches
Community capital sits senior at par; team capital is junior and absorbs the swings first.
04
Depth from day one
Tighter spreads and better fills the moment it’s live, because the liquidity is actually there.

↳ Every backer earns their pro-rata share of all three income streams — by the size of their stake, and nothing else.

04Where the fees go

Every swap fee, split on-chain.

No black box. The split is enforced by the vault contract, and any change to it emits a public event. Each project can set its own template — this is the default.

60%
to LPs
LPs (pro-rata)60%
Protocol treasury30%
Buybacks10%
60%
to LPs
Split pro-rata — your share of the pool, and nothing else, sets what you earn.
30%
to treasury
Funds the protocol and its operations.
10%
to buybacks
Recycled back into the ecosystem via on-chain buybacks.
05The Liquid Sovereign Account · spend the yield

Earning here. Spendable there.

Most yield locks your capital away. Here the balance keeps earning while it stays spendable as USDC — on a card or over the wire. A spend is a hold against the earning position, never an unwind.

Your capital sits in the vault, earning all three streams
It stays spendable as USDC — nothing is locked away
Spend on the card or over the wire
A payment is a hold against the earning balance, not a withdrawal
Settled to the cent — your position keeps working
06Trust · enforced by code

You don’t have to trust us. Trust the contract.

Non-custodial
You hold ERC-4626 shares. No one — not the team — can move your principal.
Guardian kill-switch
A guardian can pause deposits and swaps in one call if anything looks wrong — a circuit breaker, not a promise.
MEV-resistant hook
A truncated-oracle price guard and deviation-priced dynamic fee neutralize sandwich attacks — with no reliance on trader identity.
Fee split on-chain
The 60/30/10 split is enforced by the vault contract; any change emits a public event, never a silent tweak.
Withdrawal queue
A 7-day on-chain notice — visible, enforced by the contract, no discretion.
Invariant-tested
Core accounting invariants are fuzz-tested across stateful runs — verified, not asserted. Independent audit pending before mainnet.

The V4 hook + ERC-4626 vault are in testing on Base Sepolia — empty and unaudited. Mainnet deposits are gated on an external audit; figures on this page are illustrative, not a projection or guarantee.

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