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Pouchr / Delegated on-chain funds
Discover a strategy. Understand its boundaries.
Explore delegated vaults, without giving away the keys.
From discovery to ownership
Explore a strategy before committing capital. Demo examples are fictional and cannot accept deposits.
Find a strategyCompare strategies, inspect the fund detail, and understand the manager’s authority and fees.
When contracts are configured, review and approve a real wallet transaction. Depositors receive non-transferable fund shares.
The manager chooses trades within the protocol’s execution rules. Market exposure can result in losses.
Review your recorded position and request a withdrawal. Execution depends on liquidity, routes and network conditions; returns are not guaranteed.
The fee structure
The authority boundary
Managers cannot withdraw vault assets or publish their own NAV prices. Depositors hold non-transferable shares. Controller-only withdrawals do not guarantee liquidity or capital protection.
Chainlink feeds determine accounting NAV and fail closed. If a held asset has no independent feed, deposits pause. Withdrawals can switch to oracle-free pro-rata liquidation at execution. KyberSwap routes require short-lived server-signed authorizations, minimum output, expiry and a one-time nonce.
Capital is at risk: trading losses, smart-contract failures, oracle outages, liquidity, slippage and quote-service availability can affect your position. Profiles and social identities are not verified. No minimum deposit or cooldown displayed in a profile is contract-enforced.
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