Solution

VULTR makes liquidation profit accessible through a vault

VULTR Protocol provides a non-custodial USDC vault that is designed to earn yield from DeFi liquidations on Solana.

Instead of users needing to run complex bot infrastructure, VULTR packages the liquidation strategy into a system where:

  • Users deposit USDC into a vault

  • Users receive vault share tokens (e.g., sVLTR) representing their proportional ownership

  • A dedicated liquidation execution layer searches for and captures liquidation opportunities

  • Profits are returned to the vault, increasing the value per share over time

This turns liquidation yield into a simple deposit-based product.

Why this model works

1) The vault abstracts complexity

Users do not need to:

  • Monitor markets

  • Track liquidation thresholds

  • Manage execution routing

  • Maintain infrastructure

  • Compete in liquidation races

They simply deposit and hold shares.

2) Non-custodial, transparent mechanics

The vault is on-chain, and the accounting is structural:

  • Deposits mint shares

  • Withdrawals burn shares

  • Profit accrues to the vault pool and is reflected in share value

Users are exposed to the outcome (liquidation profit) rather than the operational burden.

3) Execution is purpose-built and safety-first

The liquidation layer is designed around:

  • Guardrails to prevent unsafe execution

  • Controlled sizing and routing discipline

  • Circuit breakers and operational constraints

  • Robust handling of volatile conditions

The goal is reliability first, profit second—because reliability is what makes profit repeatable.

What this gives users

Simple user experience

  • Deposit USDC

  • Receive vault shares

  • Track share value over time

  • Withdraw when desired

Institutional-style access

Liquidation profit is typically captured by:

  • teams with bot infrastructure

  • full-time operators

  • specialized execution stacks

VULTR gives that access to users through a single vault interface.

Outcome

VULTR turns liquidation execution into:

  • a product users can access, not a system users must build

  • a vault-based exposure, not a manual trading strategy

  • a repeatable yield mechanism, rather than a one-off opportunity

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