Where the capital could work today.
The five ERC-4626 USDC vaults on the launch board, read directly from Base. Size is the USDC each one holds; the blue is the yield it actually realized over the last 24 hours, from two share-price readings ~43,200 blocks apart. Nothing here is quoted by a venue, and nothing is simulated.
convertToAssets(10**decimals()) at both blocks| Venue | Address | totalAssets (USDC) | Share price now | Share price −24h | Realized APR | aprBps (capped) | Target PREVIEW |
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What the vault would target with today's numbers.
This runs the contract's allocation rule on the live readings above: weights proportional to each venue's realized APR (in basis points, capped at 50%), each venue capped at 35%, the excess redistributed to the others, 95% of assets allocatable and the rest kept as buffer. It is a real computation on real data — labelled preview because the vault is not live yet, and because the vault's own readings will be taken at its own epoch boundaries.
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How the numbers are read.
TVL = totalAssets() of each vault at the latest block (minus two, so every node agrees on it).
Realized APR = (ppsnow − ppsthen) / ppsthen × one year / (tnow − tthen), where pps = convertToAssets(10**decimals()) and t are the two block timestamps. Same formula as discover().
If a node refuses the historical call, the cell shows —. A falling share price shows loss and would mark the venue impaired.