TRUSS LP vaults

How vaults work

Each depositor has their own vault: a smart contract owned by their wallet, in one pool they choose. A bot manages one concentrated-liquidity position for the vault, within fixed on-chain limits. Ownership never leaves your wallet.

How it works

1. Create and fund. One transaction creates your vault, takes the one-time $1 creation fee (USDC) and moves in your deposit. If any part fails, nothing moves.
2. One token or both. The bot swaps to whatever mix the range needs.
3. Open a position. The bot picks a range, opens the Aero position and stakes it in the pool’s gauge.
4. Earn emissions. The position earns AERO. When it is claimed, the 10% manager fee is taken in the same transaction and the rest goes to your vault, where it is sold into the pool’s tokens and put back to work. In a TRUSS share vault, part of it is paid to your wallet as TRUSSV instead.
5. Rebalance or go out of pool. When the price leaves the range, the bot closes the position and either opens a new one or waits out of pool until a position is worth holding again.
6. Stop loss (optional). On pools with a USDC side, if your vault falls past your stop, the bot closes the position, swaps everything to USDC and waits for you.
7. Withdraw. Close the position and send every token to your wallet at any time, from the app or directly on-chain. The bot can’t stop this.

Signing in

Connecting a wallet asks for nothing. Signing in is a separate step you start yourself: a free message (no gas, no approvals) that proves you own the wallet. You need it to see your vaults and their P&L. It lasts 2 hours.

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