Tokenized Strategy Vaults
Each strategy minted as an ERC-4626 vault token — permissionless DeFi distribution, composable as collateral/LP and verifiable on-chain.
Global capital sits in bank accounts earning nothing, or locks into positions it cannot exit. No system bridges a risk profile to a global asset allocation in real time. That bridge is the whole product.
Strategy positions · TWR excludes deposits & withdrawals
$10,890.32+2.95%TWR
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to risk, so the engine does not pick one. You set the constraints and the engine allocates against them — these four are the whole mandate.
The range the mandate pursues, not a rate offered.
How soon you need the capital back, and how often that changes.
The loss the mandate is built to stay inside. A bound, not a guarantee.
What you may hold and where, applied before allocation rather than after.
Four asset classes, each with its own availability and its own regulatory footing. The mandate decides the mix; the universe decides what a mix can be made of.
The two halves of this product are normally two industries. Strategies run off-chain with the precision a quant desk expects; the resulting positions are minted and distributed on-chain. One engine sits on the boundary and reconciles them.
One component sits on the boundary. Everything else lives on one side of it.
The vaults are where capital ends up. These are the behaviours that put it there and keep it there — allocation, redemption, and the on-chain plumbing underneath both.
Each strategy minted as an ERC-4626 vault token — permissionless DeFi distribution, composable as collateral/LP and verifiable on-chain.


Clark identifies idle treasury not needed for the next payroll cycle and routes it to the appropriate vault — risk-aware, automatic, liquid on demand.


Positions can be partially unwound on demand. Pay your urgent invoice without liquidating your entire portfolio position at once. No exit penalties.
Off-chain execution via Quantconnect Lean Engine. On-chain settlement via Uniswap and RWA pools. Institutional infra, DeFi distribution.
The engine from the side you actually touch. Seventeen seconds of the real app — pick a moment and the recording jumps to it.
Demo recording. Balances, strategy names and figures on screen are illustrative.
Step 1 of 6: Open the fund. The app's home screen offering Krypton Fund and a private-markets option, with the fund being chosen.
Target APY across vaults (Conservative / Balanced / Growth / Alpha). A target, not a track record.
Immediate liquidity redemptions on most vaults.
DeFi composable vaults.
Each strategy is minted as a token, which gives it permissionless distribution, composability across DeFi, and a verifiable on-chain record from the day it goes live. Every card below carries every field, including the ones with nothing in them yet.
Seeks capital preservation and steady income with low drawdown.
Plannedmandate defined, not yet live
Seeks long-term compounding across a diversified multi-asset base.
Plannedmandate defined, not yet live
Seeks capital growth, accepting wider swings to pursue it.
Plannedmandate defined, not yet live
Seeks returns uncorrelated to market direction.
Plannedmandate defined, not yet live
This is a target, not a track record.
A target is the return a strategy is built to pursue under its mandate. It is not a forecast, not a promise, and not a floor. Actual returns will differ, can be negative, and capital is at risk.
Target ranges are set by Krypton's investment committee under each vault's stated mandate and reviewed periodically. They are stated net of management fees and vault expenses. This is a forward-looking objective, not a measured return — the strategies have no track record, and no return is being predicted or promised.
Tokenized vaults plug natively into DeFi protocols as collateral, as yield sources, and as LP positions — a distribution surface no traditional fund can reach, and the reason the vaults are minted rather than merely recorded.
What the standard makes possible. The vaults themselves are not live yet — see the specifications above.
Krypton operates to the standards these authorisations require while the applications are in progress. Nothing below is granted yet, and this page says so in the same place it says everything else.
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Strategy vaults
Krypton is not currently licensed as a payment institution or fund manager in any jurisdiction. The vaults are not registered products, no authorisation should be inferred from this page, and capital is at risk. What is live today, and what is not →
Four inputs set the constraints and the engine allocates against them — never past them. The specification says plainly which vaults are live and which are not.