The fund · read live from chain

Every position, and what it cost.

Nothing on this page is typed in. Your browser calls the treasury contract and the options vault directly. If a number here is wrong, the chain is wrong.

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NAV (intrinsic)
Cash held back
Premium paid
NAV per PRIOR
Deployment policyBUY THE DIP, ENFORCED

How much the fund may spend in one purchase is not a judgement call. It is a function of how far the asset has fallen from the highest price the contract has ever seen, and the contract refuses anything larger.

AssetSpotHigh-waterLevelMay deployBand
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Bands: within 5% of the high → 10% of cash per purchase · down 5–20% → 25% · down 20–40% → 50% · down more than 40% → the whole balance. The allowance is a share of cash on hand rather than a budget per period, so it needs no clock and shrinks by itself as the fund spends. Anyone can refresh a high-water mark; it is not a lever the manager can hold.

Selling

The manager cannot sell. There is no restricted path, no timelocked path — the function reverts unless holders have voted for that specific sale.

A proposal names the series, the size and a floor price. It runs three days and needs a tenth of the supply voting for it. Votes are cast by locking PRIOR in the contract, so the same tokens cannot vote twice from two addresses; locked tokens keep their full claim on the fund, so voting never costs the voter anything.

Holdings
SeriesExpiry StrikeCap HeldIntrinsic Status
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Calls here are capped. A cash-settled call has unbounded payoff, so a writer would have to lock unbounded collateral and no one would write. The cap is what makes a counterparty possible, and it is the honest limit on the fund's upside.

The mandate

The fund can only buy one underlying, one expiry, one kind of option. Those three are constructor arguments, checked on every purchase. They cannot be changed by the manager, by the guardian, or by a vote — only by deploying a different fund, which would have a different address and would not receive the tax.

Underlying
Expiry
Kind
Calls only. It cannot buy a put, and it cannot be the seller of anything.
Treasury
Buying
Redemption
Always open. Cannot be halted, and never reads a price.
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Every figure above comes from one of these calls. They are views; they cost nothing.

eth_call · treasury
nav()           → cash + option intrinsic, 1e18 USD
cash()         → stablecoin not yet spent
totalPremiumPaid() → every dollar ever deployed into options
circulating()    → PRIOR with a claim (supply minus the fund's own)
onMandate(id)    → whether a series is buyable at all
navPerToken()    → NAV ÷ circulating, 1e18