Put capital to work
Capital earns interest from real borrowing demand across established onchain lending markets.
APY here is computed from payouts that already happened — annualised over 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day windows, net of execution costs.
Multiple return sources work together, while allocation and liquidity controls manage risk.
Capital earns interest from real borrowing demand across established onchain lending markets.
When traders pay to hold leveraged positions, hedged strategies can collect those payments without betting on price direction.
The same asset can trade at different prices across markets. The strategy captures those gaps while keeping directional exposure low.
Capital provides liquidity where people trade, earning fees while the underlying market exposure is hedged.
Capital shifts as markets change — seeking the strongest risk-adjusted opportunities instead of relying on one fixed source of return.
Part of the portfolio stays readily available for redemptions, so liquidity comes before squeezing out every last point of yield.
Equal-sized spot and perpetual positions produce opposite price P&L. Switch which leg is long and move the market to see the exposures cancel.
Position direction
Potential yield source
Price exposure cancels; net yield depends on carry after borrowing costs and fees.
Directional illustration using two equal $100,000 entry notionals. It does not calculate funding, basis, borrowing costs, fees, or projected return.
Capital at work right now, with proof links to verify every position.
Yield is variable and not guaranteed. These are the honest reasons why it moves.
Reserves, strategy allocation, and the full backing history — the proof side of the same system.