A Vault in TermMax serves as a managed investment vehicle that:
Deposits Capital: Aggregates funds from multiple depositors
Deploys Strategy: Places range orders across different markets based on curator expertise
Shares Returns: Distributes profits to liquidity providers proportionally to their contributions
Implements ERC-4626: Follows the tokenized vault standard for interoperability
Vaults can connect to multiple markets as long as they use the same debt token, allowing for diversified strategies across different markets and risk profiles.

Technical Implementation
Vaults in the TermMax protocol feature:
ERC-4626 Compliance: Standardized interface for deposit, withdrawal and share accounting
Order Management: Capability to create and manage orders across multiple markets
Queuing System: Priority-based deposit and withdrawal queues for optimal capital allocation
Role-Based Access: Separate permissions for different operational aspects
Timelock Protection: Enforced waiting periods for sensitive parameter changes

Vault Limitations
Vaults in TermMax have certain restrictions:
Can only be associated with Lending Range Orders and Two-Way Range Orders
Cannot create Borrowing Range Orders (these can only be created by individual range order setters)

In Two-Way Range Orders, curators can only lend first and then borrow by selling FT tokens; they cannot collateralize tokens to borrow directly
Are subject to capacity limits to prevent over-concentration of capital
Must respect timelock periods for parameter changes

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