Prime Vaults
Prime vaults prioritize capital preservation, high withdrawability, strong oracle integrity, and maximum security. These vaults are designed for users seeking conservative exposure and dependable access to liquidity while earning yield consistent with a low-risk profile.
Asset Selection: Blue-chip collateral assets with deep secondary markets, strong market structure, and low realized volatility.
Target assets are those capable of supporting large notional liquidations with limited market impact.
As a reference point, this category is generally limited to assets such as BTC, ETH, and wstETH.
High Withdrawable Liquidity: Prime vaults maintain elevated targeted withdrawable liquidity thresholds based on the chain and the surrounding market ecosystem. Liquidity management is optimized to preserve a high level of withdrawable capital at all times, reducing withdrawal friction and improving resiliency under stressed conditions.
Timelock Policy (v2): Prime vaults enforce the most restrictive per-selector timelock schedule. Key actions carry a 7-day timelock including all adapter and allocation cap management and structural gateway actions.
setForceDeallocatePenaltycarries a 1-day timelock — stricter than Balanced/Frontier — maximizing the reaction window for market participants in the event of adverse changes or compromise.
setReceiveSharesGate, setSendSharesGate, setReceiveAssetsGate
Abdicate
setSendAssetsGate, setAdapterRegistry, increaseTimelock, abdicateTimelock, removeAdapter
7
addAdapter, increaseRelativeCap, increaseAbsoluteCap
7
setForceDeallocatePenalty
1
setPerformanceFee, setManagementFee
1
setIsAllocator, setPerformanceFeeRecipient, setManagementFeeRecipient
0
Oracle Risk Considerations: Prime vaults should not rely solely on hardcoded, manually maintained, or structurally misaligned oracle designs. Oracle configurations are expected to track collateral and debt relationships dynamically and support robust pricing integrity under stressed market conditions.
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