Most DeFi vaults confuse two very different problems:
1. Strategy optimization = squeezing more yield after you've already deployed capital (Yearn, Beefy)
2. Capital allocation = deciding HOW MUCH to deploy WHERE and under what risk constraints
Multyr tackles #2, which almost nobody else does properly.
They enforce hard caps per strategy and per protocol, only rebalance when net profit > gas + slippage, and run oracle checks before execution.
ERC-4626 standardized vault interfaces but said nothing about WHAT should go inside them.
Allocation logic is the actual alpha. Multyr built the rails for it.
1. Strategy optimization = squeezing more yield after you've already deployed capital (Yearn, Beefy)
2. Capital allocation = deciding HOW MUCH to deploy WHERE and under what risk constraints
Multyr tackles #2, which almost nobody else does properly.
They enforce hard caps per strategy and per protocol, only rebalance when net profit > gas + slippage, and run oracle checks before execution.
ERC-4626 standardized vault interfaces but said nothing about WHAT should go inside them.
Allocation logic is the actual alpha. Multyr built the rails for it.