This is the vault running on Hedera testnet, the network where everything works as on mainnet but nothing has real value. Below you see it as it is right now, read straight from the contract, and how it works. Looking needs no wallet. Connecting one only tells this page your account id; nothing here sends a transaction yet.
Connected with . To see your own share, sign a short message in HashPack. It proves the account is yours. It is not a transaction and costs nothing.
Deposits and withdrawals go through a queue that the vault's bot settles. Each step is shown below; this page follows along by itself.
This account doesn't hold shares in the vault yet. A first deposit joins the queue; the bot processes it in its next cycle, and your shares appear then.
Ren opens once your first deposit has been processed, not while it waits in the queue. Ren reads and explains. It has no keys, never moves funds, and only sees your own share.
Read from the contract for this account only, at . A gain in dollars can still mean fewer HBAR back than you put in, because the vault pays out in whatever it holds at that moment.
Ren, the assistant for participants, comes here in a later step.
We keep your questions and Ren's answers for 90 days to improve Ren and to check it never gives advice. They are stored under a code, not your wallet address, and without your name. Forget me deletes them.
Every figure is a public view call to the vault contract, version 3.0.1. Anyone can read the same numbers on HashScan.
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The tide decides what the vault holds. It is read from the real HBAR market with the bot's own rules: daily closes against the waterline, the 75-day average, and a band around it. A change only counts after three daily closes in a row.
In slack water the vault holds one wide range around the price. While the price stays inside, the position holds both HBAR and USDC and earns pool fees; when the price leaves it, the bot closes it and opens a new one around the price. The testnet pool price is a test price and does not follow the real market.
| Day | Tide change | HBAR | The vault's rule | What vault C actually did (on chain) |
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Every position the vault opened or closed and every swap it made, read from the vault's own events on the Hedera mirror node. Each row links to the transaction on HashScan.
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Tide: Binance daily closes (HBARUSDT), replayed day by day with the bot's own rules. Ask Ren about any of it.
Read from the vault's own events, the pool and the bot's transactions.
Our own fee is not in here: it is 15% of a depositor's gain at withdrawal, a cost to you, not income of the strategy. On testnet the pool sees almost no trading, so the vault earns close to no fees while every transaction still costs gas. Testnet HBAR is priced by a test pool, far above the real price, so gas looks large in test dollars; the HBAR amounts are the real measure. On mainnet the pool trades all day.
The share price against the HBAR price, both since the first deposit. Deposits and withdrawals don't move the share price, so this is the vault's own result, after all costs. When holding does better, it says so.
Impermanent loss: what a position holds now against what went in, both at today's price, fees left out. The rest of the gap is the tide itself: how much the vault held in HBAR and how much in dollars while the price moved. Price impact of swaps is not split out; it is in the share price.
| Day | HBAR | Holding | Vault | Difference |
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Change since the first deposit, one row per day (the last reading of the day). Daily rows start when the vault-snapshot writer started. In test dollars, on a testnet pool.
The parts that make up the net asset value, and two that don't yet: pool rewards still dripping in (LARI) and reward tokens not yet sold (SAUCE). Those two are read directly from the vault.
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Each row is one liquidity position in the SaucerSwap HBAR/USDC pool, held by the vault as an NFT.
Vault 0.0.10974199 · VaultLens 0.0.10879590 · —. Testnet prices come from a testnet pool and are not market prices.
Connect HashPack on Hedera testnet. Later you will see your own share here, deposit test HBAR or USDC, and withdraw when you want. Looking needs no wallet: everything on this page is public.
Connected with . Your own share is at the top of the page, under "Your vault".
You deposit from your own wallet into the vault contract. Not into an account with us: we never hold your funds, and no one at Ikigai can move them to themselves.
The contract is immutable. There is no upgrade switch and no admin key that can change its code. What runs today is what runs for as long as the vault exists.
The bot that manages the vault can only do what the contract allows: rebalance, swap and place positions, within limits written into the contract, such as a daily cap on swaps. It cannot withdraw your deposit.
And there is always a way out. Normally you withdraw through a queue the bot works through. If the bot goes quiet for 48 hours, or a withdrawal waits longer than 72 hours, or the vault is paused, an emergency exit opens: you take out your share directly, without a fee. Nobody can lock you in. That is the design.
The vault draws a waterline: the average HBAR price over the past 75 days. Well above the line is flood, well below it is ebb, close to it is slack water. How far "well" is depends on how rough the market is, and a change only counts once it has held for three days. The vault is never first, and rarely fooled.
Everything in HBAR, and sit still. No profit-taking on the way up.
Half HBAR, half dollars, and otherwise nothing.
Everything in dollars, with buy orders waiting far below the price.
The bot follows these rules; it doesn't predict, and it doesn't read the news. Every move it makes happens inside the limits of the contract, and every move is visible on-chain.
There is no entry fee, no exit fee, no yearly charge and no lock-up. There is one fee, fixed in the contract.
Your gain is what you withdraw above what you put in, measured in US dollars. No gain, no fee. We earn when you leave with more than you came with, and not otherwise.
Because the measure is the dollar, not HBAR, the two can point in different directions. You can have a gain in dollars and still get back fewer HBAR than you deposited, for example when the vault holds dollars through an ebb while HBAR falls and then climbs back. The fee is taken in whatever you withdraw.
Everything on this page runs on Hedera testnet. The HBAR and USDC here are test tokens with no value, and the HBAR price you see comes from a testnet pool, not from the market. Mainnet will get its own address, later, after the testing here is done.
We run the vault here first so the contract, the bot and this page can be watched working, in public, before real money is involved.
The same rules replayed on daily HBAR prices from mid-2020 to September 2026. $2,000 in HBAR became about $5,000 by holding; in the strategy it became $30,000 to $38,000, depending on how much sat in the pool. Nearly all of that difference comes from two years, 2022 and 2025, when holding fell hard and the vault mostly held dollars.
| Year | Holding | Vault | Difference |
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Backtest on Binance HBAR/USDT daily closes, $2,000 start, no deposits, including swap fees, slippage and gas. Vault variant: 80% following the tides, 20% on the shelves. Difference in percentage points.
For personal questions only, for example about working together, the press, or something that is about you and not about the vault. Questions about the vault, your share, fees or how things work: Ren answers them right away.
We'll email you a link to confirm your address. Your message goes to Cornelis once you click it. We keep your email and message for 90 days, then delete them.
Normally you leave with a withdrawal. The emergency exit is for when that path is blocked: the vault is paused, the bot has been quiet for 48 hours, or a withdrawal has waited over 72 hours. Then nobody can keep you in. It takes three steps:
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