Lucidly

we'd climb higher than this for 10% APY on stables.

7/And you keep control, enforced on-chain. Lucidly's vault is non-custodial. The strategy can only run actions authorized in advance, and each transaction has to prove it matches one. Anything else is rejected by the contract. It cannot send your funds to an unapproved address.

1/ Every yield Lucidly runs has a traceable source and a verifiable execution path. If a return cannot be traced to someone paying for a service, it is not yield. It is token emissions, and those end. Here is how it actually works. 🧵

The earlier you add, the more Drops you stack. Lucidly Drops are leveling up.

Strip it back and the design is four ideas: custody split from logic, the mandate hashed into a merkle root, calldata constrained down to the recipient address, and an off-chain brain that can only press buttons that already exist onchain. Audited twice by Pashov on the Veda stack. "Trust the strategy" becomes "read the contract." Explore the vaults → lucidly.finance

Every vault posts an APY. Almost none explain what stops the strategy from walking off with your deposit. At Lucidly that is not a footnote, it is the whole design. So here is how our vaults are actually built underneath, contract by Contract. 🧵👇🏻

The lpUSD - Loop Cluster is running at a 6% APY since inception

This week at Lucidly: - Infini Loop Cluster: deposit USDC, runs 8x stablecoin loops on Morpho, auto-cuts leverage when risk climbs - cyBTC: deposit BTC, borrow USDC against it, earn the carry in D2 Finance's alpha++, keep full BTC upside - ⁠dnENA: market-neutral on Hyperliquid. Hold spot, short the perp, pocket the funding - ⁠Lucidly Drops: every deposit now earns rewards daily via Merkl (2% of supply, paid at launch) - ⁠msUSD fell from $1 to about 29 cents after its verifier walked. Can't check the backing? You're trusting someone who can leave. Non-custodial vaults. Every move on-chain. lucidly.finance