the vault read it in your own block

Nobody publishes this number

Everything below is a view over Venus. When the vault is live this page reads it from the chain each time you load it — and so can you, with one cast call.

status not deployed

There is nothing to read yet

No contract has been broadcast to any network, so this page shows nothing rather than showing a demo. When the vault is live, the panel below fills from the chain and the addresses appear here.

the panel what will be here

Six readings, all views

nav()

—

Treasury value in BNB. Supply minus debt, priced by the Venus oracle.

currentLeverage()

—

BNB exposure over net value.

healthBps()

—

10000 is the Venus liquidation point.

pendingRevenue()

—

Tax that has arrived and is not yet in the position.

nextSettlementIn()

—

Seconds until the next wake.

totalHarvested()

—

Lifetime BNB paid to holders as WBNB.

An em dash means the value has not loaded, not that it is zero. On a page where people decide how much to put in, those are different things.

measured not live

What it did on live state during testing

These are not readings from a deployed vault. They are what the contracts produced when run against BNB Chain's current state as an atomic call, at three sizes of incoming tax.

Tax batch	Leverage	Health	Liquidates on	Build cost
1 BNB	2.960×	1.208	−17.2%	0.12%
5 BNB	2.960×	1.208	−17.2%	0.13%
20 BNB	2.960×	1.208	−17.2%	0.18%

Two liquidation numbers appear on this site and they mean different things. 16.7% is what the 1.20 health floor guarantees — the build is never allowed below it. 17.2% is what the measured 1.208 actually gives, a little above the floor. Quote the floor when you want the promise; quote the measurement when you want today.

the position both legs

What the vault actually holds

supply and debt per unit of net value

For every unit of net value the vault holds roughly three units of BNB collateral on Venus and owes about two units of USDT against it. The gap between them is the treasury. The health mark sits at 1.208, and the collateral would have to lose 16.7% of its value before it reaches the liquidation line on the left.