Auto-Rebalancing
How Thesauros auto-rebalances across yield providers
Thesauros spreads your deposit across a curated set of lending protocols (we call these destinations) and adjusts that mix as conditions change. When a different destination looks better after accounting for costs like gas and slippage, the vault shifts only what makes sense.
What's happening under the hood:
It continuously monitors APRs and lending market conditions.
It compares potential improvements vs. the cost of moving.
It moves only when the expected benefit outweighs the costs.
Thesauros means you're not getting chopped up! You're not stuck in yesterday's "best rate," and you're not paying churny fees. Rebalances aim to be infrequent but meaningful.
A single deposit, and the vault takes it from there: monitoring, comparing, and only moving when it's worth it.
Multi-Approval security system
Every rebalancing passes through a three-stage approval system to prevent unauthorized or suboptimal moves:
Proposer queries the optimization engine and proposes a rebalancing transaction to the multi-sig contract.
Approver independently validates the proposal by querying the engine again and checking safety constraints.
Executor executes the approved transaction on-chain.
No single point of failure. Even if one service is compromised, the independent Approver catches invalid proposals.
FAQs
How often does it rebalance? Only when the improvement is meaningful net of costs. There's no fixed cadence; it's opportunity-driven.
Will it ever move everything at once? Usually not; it prefers measured shifts to keep costs and slippage low.
Who pays the transaction costs? The protocol covers all gas costs—users keep 100% of their yield improvements.
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