TETRAVAULT/ SENTINEL
Sentinel · Robinhood Chain

A vault that buys the dump.

–APRlive · paid in TETRA · claim any time

When a sell knocks TETRA 8% or more under its 30-minute average, Sentinel buys in the same minute and stakes what it bought. It holds. It does not sell. Deposit USDG and you own a share of everything inside: the TETRA caught at the bottom of every dump, its staking payouts, half the team's staking rewards, paid in every 6 hours, and the yield of every TETRA that SNTL trading locks for it. Yield is yours to claim any time. Principal unlocks 7 days after each deposit, a tenth a day.

Deposit USDG

Opens soon

The vault is being built and tested against the live pool. Deposits open here when it is deployed. Until then the receipts below are the backtest: what this rule would have bought since launch.

TETRA held–principal, staked · yield paid out on top
Share value–per share · cash + TETRA at the 30-min average, less the sell tax
Dumps caught–every buy, with its receipt below
Fed by the team–TETRA from two team wallets, lifetime
Cash waiting–USDG ready for the next dump
Vault size–of the launch cap
Deposited, all time–USDG in since the vault opened
Spent on dips–USDG the vault used to buy dumps
Last buy–waiting for the first dump

Where to start

Two different things live on this page: the vault (you put USDG in, you own a share of what it holds) and SNTL, a token you can trade and stake. Each one pays you in TETRA.

The rule

not deployed yet

The contract checks every buy itself. A bot calls it when a sell lands. The bot can't make it buy a pump.

01A dump lands

A market sell leaves the pool price 8% or more under the 30-minute average, the same average the reserve uses.

02It buys, sized small

In three rungs: a third of the budget at 8% under, a third at 12%, a third at 16%. At most a quarter of its cash and 10% of the pool per buy, 60 seconds apart. A cascade gets bought all the way down; one dump never empties it.

03It stakes and holds

Everything bought is staked. The payouts it earns go to a yield pot you can claim from any time. There is no sell function in the contract.

04It gets fed

Two of the four team wallets put their staking rewards in every 6 hours, and the TETRA that SNTL trading locks forever sends its payouts in too. Your share value goes up.

Trigger10 · 15 · 20%under the 30-min average, a third each · owner can set 8–30%
Fees$0no deposit, performance or team fee
Exit7 d · 10%/dayyield any time · principal from day 7, a tenth a day, in TETRA after the 6 h cooldown

Receipts · backtest

What the rule would have bought since launch, from every pool swap on chain. Five days of data. A start, not a track record. Once the vault is live this table shows its real buys, each with a link to the transaction.

Yield vs plain staking

Plain TETRA staking–of your stake a day, paid in TETRA (last 24 h)
Sentinel–of the vault a day: team feed + the vault's own staking
Next team feed–claimed 5 min after each staking payout

Live estimate from the last 24 h of staking payouts. The team feed is the staking payouts of two team wallets (– TETRA staked), paid in every 6 h and split by shares. Sentinel's rate falls as deposits grow. Plain staking keeps your TETRA fully exposed to the price; Sentinel holds cash until a dump.

Dips bought

TETRA price over the last 7 days. The gold dashed line trails the price: it is the 30-minute average minus the first rung, where Sentinel's first buy fires; the faint lines are the deeper rungs. Filled dots are the vault's real buys; rings are where the rule would have fired before the vault opened (backtest).

What feeds it

How you get out

Yield, any time. The staking payouts on the vault's TETRA and the team feed sit in a yield pot. Claim your share whenever you like, in TETRA, at once.

Principal, from day 7. Seven days after a deposit you can start taking it out: up to a tenth of your principal per day. Your share of the vault's cash is paid at once; your share of its TETRA is unstaked and paid after the 6-hour staking cooldown, in TETRA. The vault never sells to pay an exit, so one depositor leaving never pushes the price on the rest.

Shares can't be transferred for now: the 7-day clock and the daily tenth belong to your wallet.

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