Yield Strategies
Moar Market allows Credit Accounts to deploy assets into whitelisted on-chain yield strategies, enabling users to earn passive returns while preserving solvency. Strategies are modular adapters that integrate external DeFi protocols such as CLMMs, Swaps, and AMMs.
🧩 Strategy Integrations
Strategies are implemented as standalone Move modules that conform to Moar’s Strategy interface. Each strategy adapter defines custom logic for:
Depositing supported assets
Withdrawing from yield positions
Reporting accurate value of positions held by Credit Account in that strategy
Current supported integrations include:
Hyperion — Concentrated Liquidity Vaults (CLMMs)
Panora — Stable Swap liquidity pools
Thala — AMM LP tokens and LSD staking vaults
More integrations can be added by deploying new strategy adapters.
🔒 Permissioning & Enablement
Moar follows a multi-layered permission model for strategy usage:
Whitelisted globally: Each strategy must be explicitly approved by protocol governance
Enabled per pool: Pools choose which strategies can be used with their borrowed assets
Opted into by Credit Account: Users must opt-in to each strategy manually
This model ensures safe and controlled exposure of pooled liquidity to yield-generating mechanisms.
✅ Safety via Health Checks
Strategy usage is non-custodial and health-gated:
Before a deposit: the strategy verifies support for the asset and that the Credit Account has sufficient balance
After a withdrawal: the Credit Account must still pass its solvency check
This prevents users from using strategies to bypass LTV limits or become insolvent through external protocols.
🧮 Value Accounting
Assets deposited into strategies remain part of the Credit Account’s total value and are included in solvency checks.
Each strategy adapter is responsible for:
Accurately reporting the current value of positions (including LP tokens or staked amounts)
Quoting value using live oracle prices
Returning assets on exit at full or estimated value
Only the reported value from the strategy is counted toward the account’s health — not raw LP token balances. This allows Moar to maintain precise risk control, even as capital is deployed into external yield systems.
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