Cross-Protocol Yield Allocation
Aurelia Metavaults are built to allocate capital across multiple protocols β automatically. They enable users to deposit into a single vault and gain exposure to a diversified set of yield strategies across different DeFi ecosystems.
This is Aureliaβs answer to fragmented DeFi: one deposit, many sources of yield.
What Is Cross-Protocol Allocation?
Metavaults donβt rely on a single strategy or protocol. Instead, each Metavault is made up of multiple sub-vaults, each targeting a different partner protocol or strategy, such as:
Pendle β Yield token strategies
GMX β Restaked AVS or GLP-like LPs
Aurelia Lending β Lending/borrowing optimization
External lending protocols β e.g., Morpho, Aave, Gearbox
LP vaults β Concentrated liquidity or stable LPs
And many more
Deposits into the Metavault are allocated across these sub-vaults based on a target allocation model, updated over time through automation or governance.
How Allocation Works
User deposits into a Metavault (e.g., USDC Metavault).
The Metavault splits the deposit across multiple sub-vaults each with its own strategy, protocol, and yield profile.
Allocations are based on:
Strategy performance (e.g., APR)
Risk weighting
Protocol parameters
Governance signals
Rebalancing happens automatically, moving capital from underperforming strategies to better ones.
Users maintain one vault token, while the underlying assets are working across the ecosystem.
Safety & Constraints
Metavaults include built-in safety features to protect users:
Minimum and maximum allocation thresholds (e.g., at least 10% per strategy to avoid over-concentration).
Slippage and liquidity checks when allocating or withdrawing.
TVL caps per strategy or protocol, updated based on audits, oracle coverage, and historical volatility.
Last-block defense and onchain monitoring (via Hypernative).
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