How to create and invest in vault

Vault manager to create vault:

When creating a Vault, managers must configure the following settings: 1: Click “create vault” button on Vault page

2: Set the vault

Setting	Description
Vault Name	Unique Vault identifier
Description	Optional strategy introduction
ASTER Required	100 ASTER
Minimum Initial Investment	$100 worthed token
Supported Asset	USDF, USDT, USD1, USDC,U
Profit Share	Percentage of investor profits allocated to the manager
Lock-Up Period	Time investors must wait before redeeming after a deposit. Default 1 day (configurable)
Auto Close on Redeem	Determines how redemptions are processed when liquidity must be released
Privacy Mode	Public, Private, or Flexible
Advanced setting
Min Manager ownership	Manager can set the minimum ownership percentage of the vault, the default set is 10%
Tradable symbol	The vault can only trade in the selected symbols, it can't be changed after vault created.

Important:

• Vault settings cannot be modified after creation.

• Each Vault supports only one deposit asset.

• The selected asset cannot be changed after creation.

Managers must maintain the minimum ownership requirement at all times.

Investors: Depositing Into a Vault

Investors can deposit funds directly into a Vault using the asset selected by the Vault Manager.

Key rules:

• Minimum deposit value: 100USDT/USDF/USD1/U

• Deposits are subject to the Vault's lock-up period

• New deposits receive Vault shares based on the current NAV

• Deposits may be disabled by the Vault Manager at any time

Once funds are deposited, they become part of the Vault's trading capital and participate in future profits and losses.

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Redeeming Funds

Investors can redeem their Vault shares after the lock-up period expires.

Redemptions are processed according to the investor's proportional ownership of the Vault.

The value received may include:

• Original deposited assets

• Trading profits

• Realized gains or losses

Depending on Vault settings, redemption processing may require open positions or orders to be adjusted before funds become available.

Position reductions may result in slippage and execution costs.