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tCVX Vault Boosting with Delegated TILT (Not Yet Live)

Vaults can boost rewards by combining staked tCVX with delegated TILT from users. This structure enables vaults to unlock maximum boost potential and redistribute those benefits to both depositors and delegators.

  • The vault stakes tCVX into the staking contract.

  • Because the vault is whitelisted, it receives an instant 2.0× Time Boost.

  • Users lock and freeze their TILT, then delegate their TILT Weight to the vault.

  • The vault receives a TILT Boost (up to 2.5×), proportional to the total delegated TILT Weight.

  • The vault earns boosted rewards based on the delgations and time boost.

  • A portion of the rewards is routed to the DelegationRewarder contract.

  • TILT delegators may receive performance fees based on their proportional contribution to the vault’s boost from the DelegationRewarder contract.

Vault Auto-Compounding

Vaults automatically harvest and compound rewards to optimize returns for depositors and delegators. They may:

  • Reinvest rewards at market rates (auto-compound)

  • Convert rewards into tCVX directly if it offers a more favorable return

  • Dynamically adapt strategy based on current market conditions

This behaviour allows the vault to maintain competitive APYs while reducing the need for manual interaction by users

This system allows users with only TILT (delegators) or only tCVX (depositors) to participate meaningfully in the protocol. Whether you’re supplying boost, depositing capital, or both — the vault structure helps align incentives across participants.

Disclaimer & Risk Notice


Notes

  • To make a TILT lock eligible for delegation, users must freeze their lock. The freezeDuration should be a minimum of 2 weeks or match the shortest active lock. Rewards for TILT delegators are distributed pro-rata based on the total delegated TILT weight to the Vault. The maximum effective boost is capped at 5.0x (2x Time and 2.5x TILT) like all other users.

Vaults do not need to manage boosts directly — the reward engine handles distribution at claim time based on effective weights

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