Vault participants are regular users who join vaults. You can browse, search, compare, review details and on-chain data, allocate capital, and manage your own vault allocation.
What participants can do
- Browse, search, and compare vaults
- Review vault details, on-chain addresses, trading performance, and risk metrics
- Favorite public vaults
- Join private vaults with a valid invitation
- Allocate, add, or reduce capital
- Set and modify personal stop-loss
- Review PnL, fund flows, and exit progress
- Request exit when lock-up rules allow it
What participants cannot do
- Create new vaults
- Modify public vault information or operating rules
- Change the vault strategy or operating rules
- View partner-only management data
- Stop or liquidate vaults
Where to start
What to check before allocating
Allocate to a vault
- Open the vault marketplace or a vault details page.
- Read the vault profile, historical data, on-chain information, risk notice, and participation rules.
- Click Allocate.
- Enter the amount and confirm minimum allocation, lock-up period, and profit-share rules.
- Submit and wait for processing. Do not click repeatedly.
- After success, review the result in My Vaults, fund flows, operation records, or notifications.
Add, reduce, and exit
- Add allocation: increase your existing allocation. Each addition may become an independent batch with its own lock-up and exit rule.
- Reduce allocation: reduce part of your allocation when rules allow it.
- Exit vault: request exit when lock-up and exit rules are satisfied. Arrival time depends on actual system and on-chain processing.
When reducing or exiting, the actual arrival time depends on on-chain and system processing. Network congestion, market volatility, and liquidation workflows may affect timing.
Personal stop-loss
Personal stop-loss only affects your own vault allocation. It does not change the vault strategy and does not affect other participants.
Stop-loss execution is not guaranteed at the exact configured price. Market gaps, liquidity, network delay, or on-chain congestion may cause a different result.
- Insufficient balance
- Amount below the vault minimum
- Previous operation still processing
- Vault is full, stopped, or liquidating
- Invalid or expired private-vault invitation
- Account permission or regional restriction
- Form field error shown on the page
Risk reminder
Vaults are not principal-protected products. Historical returns and performance curves do not represent future results. Allocate only after evaluating market volatility, leverage, liquidity, execution delay, and on-chain risks. 