ForeverMoney SN98 Docs

OVERVIEW

What is ForeverMoney

Getting Started

Alphanomics

FOR LPs

Why Deposit

Vault Types

Risks and Protections

FOR MINERS

Mining Overview

Registration Guide

Strategy Implementation

Scoring Deep Dive

ARCHITECTURE

System Design

API Reference

Two vault types. Two ways to participate.

Miner Vaults

Funded directly by miners to demonstrate their strategy performance. Miner vaults showcase pure miner output — the vault's performance reflects exactly how well the miner's strategy manages liquidity.

• Funded and owned by the miner
• Performance is a direct measure of miner quality
• Miners register their vault on the ForeverMoney frontend
• Revenue from LP fees goes to the miner (minus 10% subnet fee)

Protocol Vaults

Protocol vaults are managed using the subnet's validator output — the best-performing miner strategy selected each round. These vaults represent the consensus output of the entire subnet's competitive process.

• Updated using the winning miner's strategy from each evaluation round
• Represent the best available liquidity management at any given time
• Currently funded by the SN98 team during private alpha
• Will be open to external depositors in future phases

Strategies

Protocol Owned Liquidity (PoL)

Focuses on maintaining the inventory ratio of a vault while growing inventory through strategic deployment of single-sided liquidity and earning fees in active trading ranges.

If a user deploys 10 TAO + 2,000 USDC, the goal is to maintain that exposure while growing the inventory over time. Yield is measured in tokens, not USD.

Target audience: protocols that own liquidity on DEXes and want to grow token inventory regardless of short-term USD price fluctuations.

Max APY (USD)

Focuses on maximizing the USD value of the vault without taking token ratios into account.

Target audience: users and institutions seeking USD-denominated yield.

How Vaults Generate Value

1. Inventory gains — strategic placement and withdrawal of single-sided liquidity
2. LP fee claims — fees earned from providing liquidity in active trading ranges

Vault Security

All vaults hold liquidity in a non-custodial fashion. Smart contracts have been audited by Halborn Security and Bitsec.

<aside> 🔒 Non-custodial. Audited. On-chain.

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