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Vaults

Vaults are the easiest way to earn Noon yields.

$USN is Noon’s stablecoin, and rewards holders with Noon Points that can be converted into $NOON. $sUSN appreciates daily, simply and at a market-leading pace

Vaults are the next level up. Each vault runs a specific strategy, often returning more than the average $sUSN rate, for people who want their assets to work even harder, with minimal effort.

Browse the live vaults →

Figure 1. Noon Vaults page, on the Noon App

What is a Vault?

Noon's Vaults help users access sophisticated, high-yielding DeFi strategies with a single click. Yield from Noon's Vaults primarily comes from Noon's assets - $USN, $sUSN, $NOON or $sNOON.

Each vault accepts one deposit asset. Some only accept a stablecoin (like $USDC or $USDT), others accept volatile assets (like $BTC or $ETH wrappers). No need to route through $USN or $sUSN first - the vault takes care of all the operations for you.

Each vault is managed by a curator with extensive experience in running yield-generating strategies using Noon's collection of tokens. These curators use strategies like leverage looping to maximise the vault's returns - and strict safety measures like automated monitoring, strict LTV limits, and block-by-block deleveraging to minimise the chances of loss.

The vaults

The vaults are live in the Noon App, where APY and TVL update in real time. Current line-up:

Vault
Deposit
Chain
Vault Link

See live APY and deposit →

Is a vault right for you?

Vaults trade the blended, hands-off $sUSN yield for a specific strategy's return. That can mean more yield, a different asset exposure, or a points boost, depending on the vault.

If you're weighing a vault against simply holding $sUSN, the Vault vs $sUSN walks through it.

The strategies powering the returns are documented under The Yield Engine.

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