Per venue
For every venue on the curated allowlist, Tythe publishes the following, each with its source and window.
A venue’s value in your account is always read from its own accounting, never from a spot price.
Indices
Tythe maintains three cross-venue indices. The methodology for each is published in full alongside it.- Funding Rate Index. A composite of perpetual-futures funding rates across major venues: the signal that drives basis-yield strategies. When funding turns, an agent with earn authority can read the index and act within its caps.
- Stablecoin lending rate composite. A weighted rate across the curated lending venues on Base.
- Base curated-vault yield composite. Realised yield across the allowlist, weighted by depth.
The allowlist
A venue is added to the allowlist, flagged, or removed under a documented policy driven by the signals above. Every change is logged with the signal that drove it and the date.1
Verification
Before a venue is listed, Tythe verifies its contract surface live: that it is a standard vault, that value can be read from its own accounting, how it redeems, and whether it is at cap. Tythe’s own testing has found listed-looking vaults that were at their supply cap and one that had renounced ownership. Those facts become flags.
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Listing with default caps
A listed venue carries default per-venue caps. Your mandates can set tighter caps for each agent; they cannot exceed the defaults.
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Monitoring
Signals are refreshed continuously. A governance event, a cap change, a drawdown beyond a threshold, or a sustained gap between advertised and realised yield raises a flag.
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Removal
A removed venue accepts no new deposits from Tythe accounts. Withdrawals from it always continue; removal never traps funds.
Reference weights
Tythe publishes a reference set of weights across the allowlist on a stated cadence, with the rationale for each change. “Follow Tythe weights” is an action: you take it in the console, or an agent takes it under a mandate that permits it. Tythe never executes it for you. The weights are one input among the signals above, not a recommendation.Where it lives
In the Intelligence dashboard, and in the developer surface as read tools an agent can query before acting:venue_signals, funding_rate_index, venue_list, and model_weights.
Information, not advice
Venue intelligence is information published with its sources and methodology. Venues are third-party protocols with their own risks. A venue that loses value is risk you chose. Tythe takes nothing on venue yield and does not manage your allocation. See the Risk disclosure.Earn: Save
How you and your agents allocate to venues from your account.
Infrastructure providers
The venues currently on the allowlist, with their curators.