Stablecoin Infrastructure.
Yield systems for institutional allocators. Settlement architecture for pegged-asset markets.
Capital Systems.
Yield on pegged assets operates under different constraints. Standard volatility models do not apply. The critical variables are peg stability, liquidity depth, and correlation between pegged assets.
Position management across concentrated liquidity ranges, lending markets, and basis structures. Risk parameters enforced at the contract level: drawdown ceilings, collateralization floors, exposure limits. Execution is MEV-protected. Custody remains non-custodial.
Risk Bounds
Drawdown limits, collateral floors, and exposure caps enforced on-chain before execution.
Execution
MEV-protected transaction submission. Private mempool routing prevents front-running.
Custody
Non-custodial vault architecture. Multi-signature controls with time-locked upgrades.
Settlement Layer.
The constant-product invariant spreads liquidity across the entire price spectrum. For pegged assets, this is structurally inefficient—capital sits idle at prices that never clear. Concentrated curves allocate where volume actually occurs: within basis points of parity.
Stable-optimized bonding curves with dynamic amplification. Execution routed through solver networks—intent-based order matching with batch settlement. No partial fills. No front-running. Atomic finality.
Invariant
Stable-optimized bonding curve with dynamic amplification. Liquidity concentrated at peg for maximal capital efficiency.
Execution
Intent-based order submission. Solver network computes optimal routing. Batch auction settlement.
Finality
Atomic execution. No partial fills. Single-block settlement with MEV protection.
Asset Selection.
Not all stablecoins are equivalent. Issuer reserves, audit transparency, regulatory exposure, and on-chain liquidity vary significantly. Asset selection is a risk decision, not a convenience.
Supported assets undergo continuous evaluation: reserve composition, attestation frequency, redemption mechanics, and historical peg stability. Concentration limits enforce diversification. Peg deviations trigger automatic rebalancing.
USDC
Circle
USDT
Tether
PYUSD
Paxos
USD1
BitGo
Selection
Reserve-backed assets with regular third-party attestations. Minimum liquidity thresholds enforced across all deployment venues.
Limits
Per-issuer concentration caps. No single stablecoin exceeds defined exposure thresholds.
Monitoring
Real-time peg tracking with basis-point precision. Deviation beyond tolerance triggers position adjustment.
Stablecoin Activity
Real-time stablecoin transfers across Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base.
Contact.
For allocation inquiries, technical documentation, or partnership discussions.
contact@arkenyield.com