EulerEarn for curators
EulerEarn lets curators create ERC-4626 vaults that allocate one deposited asset across multiple ERC-4626 strategies. Users receive a single share token, while the vault's configured roles manage strategy selection, allocation, caps, and withdrawal order.
This gives curators, DAOs, and other teams a transparent way to package an allocation strategy without building new deposit and accounting infrastructure for every product.
What an Earn vault provides
- Permissionless deployment: any party can deploy an Earn vault through a factory supported on the selected network.
- One user position: depositors hold one ERC-4626 share token while the vault allocates its underlying asset across enabled strategies.
- Role-based management: the Owner, Curator, Allocators, and Guardian have defined responsibilities for strategy, allocation, and pending actions.
- Configurable allocation: caps and supply and withdrawal queues define where deposits can go and where withdrawals are sourced.
- Configurable fees and timelocks: the Owner can set a performance fee and configure delays for selected changes.
- Immutable vault implementation: the implementation used by a deployed vault is not upgraded through its vault roles, while roles, strategies, caps, queues, metadata, and fees remain configurable according to contract permissions.
Plan the vault
Before deployment, define the vault's strategy mandate, accepted-strategy criteria, cap and concentration policy, supply and withdrawal queues, liquidity objective, performance fee, timelock, role controls, monitoring, and user-facing description.
A strategy must be accepted by the selected factory before it can be enabled or receive a cap increase. Factory acceptance checks compatibility with that factory's configured rules; curators should still review the strategy's implementation, initialization, accounting, liquidity, governance, and failure behavior.