Institutional assets.
On-chain access.

Pre-launch. No real-world asset class is onboarded, so Aurelia originates no return of its own. The vaults that are open accept deposits and withdrawals at any time: one holds USDT and earns nothing, and the other seven each supply it to a single third-party venue — Venus, Aave, Fluid, or one of four Lista Lending markets — and pass through whatever that venue pays. All of them currently hold nothing. The exchange TGE is planned for mid-September 2026.

Standing deposit

USDT is held by the vault contract and is not supplied anywhere. It earns nothing. No protocol other than this one can affect the balance, and a withdrawal depends on nothing but this contract. This is the vault Genesis Points accrue in: it pays no rate, and the points are what stand in for one.

Venus supply

USDT is supplied to the Venus Core Pool USDT market and earns whatever rate Venus is paying suppliers at that moment. No rate is promised, and none is encoded in the contract. Venus lends deposits out, so while borrowing sits at the pool's limit a withdrawal waits for borrowers to repay. If Venus is exploited, misprices its own market or freezes, the loss falls on deposits in this vault. Aurelia cannot reverse that and holds no power to — the vault has no owner, no pause and no administrative function of any kind. That property is what removes us as a risk; it also means we cannot act as a remedy. This vault accrues no Genesis Points, because it already pays a rate — points compensate the vault that does not, and a deposit earns one or the other rather than both.

Aave supply

USDT is supplied to the Aave v3 USDT market on BNB Chain and earns whatever rate Aave is paying suppliers at that moment. No rate is promised, and none is encoded in the contract. Aave lends deposits out, so a withdrawal needs free liquidity in that market. Aave governance can freeze or pause the market behind a timelock, and a guardian multisig can pause it instantly; the market also has a supply cap, beyond which deposits fail outright rather than partially fill.

Fluid supply

USDT is supplied to Fluid — a lending protocol separate from Venus, Aave and Lista — and earns whatever rate Fluid is paying at that moment. No rate is promised, and none is encoded in the contract. Aurelia cannot pause, upgrade or rescue this position; whoever operates Fluid may be able to change or halt theirs. It is a smaller pool than Venus Core Pool, and a smaller pool empties faster when several depositors leave at once.

Lista — RockawayX

USDT is supplied to Lista Lending's RockawayX PT Yield vault, the most concentrated option offered here: the vault lists several markets but effectively all of its money sits in one, against collateral bridged from another chain, at a liquidation threshold above 90%. The role deciding where that money goes is a plain wallet rather than a multisig behind a timelock. Whatever rate it pays is the price of that concentration, not a better deal.

Lista — Native

USDT is supplied to Lista Lending's Native vault, a curated lending vault. As things stand it lends into a single market and nothing else, so there is no spread here to cushion anything; a curator chooses that and can change the allocation without asking depositors. Lista's core contracts are upgradeable behind a timelock. Share pricing here is arithmetic and reads no price feed, but the venue can refuse a deposit outright — when it does, Aurelia mints nothing and the USDT stays with you.

Lista — Gauntlet

USDT is supplied to Lista Lending's Gauntlet-curated vault, which lends into more markets than the other Lista vaults offered here. A queue of markets is not an allocation: a curator chooses how much sits in each and can change it without asking depositors. Lista's core contracts are upgradeable behind a timelock. Share pricing here is arithmetic and reads no price feed, but the venue can refuse a deposit outright — when it does, Aurelia mints nothing and the USDT stays with you.

Lista — Pangolins

USDT is supplied to Lista Lending's Pangolins vault. It is listed so that the choice belongs to the depositor, not as a recommendation. As things stand it lends into a single market and nothing else; a curator chooses that and can change the allocation without asking depositors. Lista's core contracts are upgradeable behind a timelock. Share pricing here is arithmetic and reads no price feed, but the venue can refuse a deposit outright — when it does, Aurelia mints nothing and the USDT stays with you.