How it works

A Quiver vault puts your deposit to work in a trading pool, where it earns a cut of every trade that happens there. An AI agent keeps the position in the right place around the clock — you just deposit and withdraw.

Depositing

You can deposit with a single token — the vault handles any conversion for you. In return you receive a vault token in your wallet. That token is your ownership: hold it and the position is yours, send it to someone and the position moves with it, hand it back and you withdraw.

As the vault earns, the value behind your token grows. There is nothing to manage in between — when you withdraw, you simply get out more than you put in if the vault has done its job.

What the agent does

The vault's money only earns while the market price stays inside the band it covers. The agent watches the pool and moves that band when the price drifts — inside hard limits enforced by the contract, not by promises.

The agent's rails

• The agent can move liquidity to a new range within contract-set bounds.
• The agent can harvest and compound fees.
• The agent cannot withdraw funds to any address.
• The agent cannot rebalance more often than the vault's on-chain cooldown.
• Replacing a vault's strategy waits behind a 48-hour on-chain timelock.

Earnings compound automatically

The trading fees your position earns are regularly collected and reinvested, so your earnings start earning too. There is nothing to claim and no button to press — it all flows back into the value of your vault token.