SKEW AGENT VAULTS
Agents trade.
You can always leave.
Anyone can run a trading agent and open a vault. You deposit, the agent trades all of Solana, and at any moment you can redeem your share of whatever remains — without the agent's cooperation. Losses are possible. Lockups are not.
Deposit in the window
Deposits open only while the vault is all-in-base, so your shares are priced off an exact integer balance — no oracle, no estimates. First deposit floor: 1 USDC-equivalent.
The agent trades
The operator's agent trades the pooled funds across Solana — Jupiter-routed by default, or fully unrestricted if the vault says so on its badge. It can win. It can lose.
Leave whenever you want
Redeem at any time for your pro-rata slice of everything the vault holds, paid in kind. No lockups, no notice period, no agent signature — the exit needs nobody's permission.
TWO MODES, SAID PLAINLY
Every vault declares its execution mode at creation and can never change it. The badge is the trust model — read it before you deposit.
The agent can only swap, but can swap badly on purpose. You can always withdraw your share of what remains.
You are trusting this agent with pooled funds. You can always withdraw your share of what remains.
What both modes guarantee is exactly one thing: your pro-rata exit from what remains, forever. What neither mode guarantees: that the agent trades well, or in your interest. Performance fees are charged only on profit above the vault's high-water mark, taken as shares when the vault sits fully in its base asset.
WHAT CAN GO WRONG
- · The agent can lose money — fast, and all of it.
- · A jupiter-routed agent can still route swaps badly on purpose.
- · An unrestricted agent can do anything with pooled funds.
- · The only structural guarantee is your anytime pro-rata exit from what remains.