DeVOLT

Leveraged yield across every chain and venue we can read, in one transaction where the maths allows and a handful of steps where it does not.

DeVOLT reads lending markets across every chain and venue it can reach, and sorts them by what they are FOR. Some are loops: the collateral earns on the same asset you borrow, so borrowing against it to buy more of it can pay, and it opens in a single transaction using a flash loan. The rest are places to borrow rather than to lever, and each has its own page. Whether a loop pays at today’s rates is written on the loop itself, because rates move hourly and what a market is for does not.

You will not find a count in this documentation: not the number of markets, not the number of chains, not the number of venues. A figure typed into a document on the day it was written is a number wearing the authority of documentation, and it goes wrong silently. The live figures belong in the app, where they are read fresh and carry the moment they were measured.

How it works

You connect a wallet and sign once to use the app: one free signed message, which accepts the Terms of Use, is not a transaction and moves nothing. Closing a position in the app also needs a current signature. You pick a market, and the app reads that market’s data from the lending venue and the chain it lives on. When you open a position, a helper contract of DeVOLT’s performs the whole loop in one transaction, funded by a flash loan and filled by the best swap route found in the app’s own race between aggregators. If any step fails, none of it happens.

The position is then yours, on your own account at the venue, or in a contract created for you where the venue offers no other way. DeVOLT does not hold your funds, and nothing in the app moves them without a transaction you sign. The Custody and Security chapters say exactly where each position sits and what the owner of the contracts can change.

What makes this different

Not the leverage, since several apps do that. The claim worth checking is narrower: every number on a DeVOLT screen was measured, carries the moment it was measured, and renders as a dash when it is not known. Never as a zero.

Where to go next

What it costsEvery charge on a position, named, and which of them you see before you sign.LeverageThe loop: flash loan, swap race, one transaction.BorrowingThe other product: most markets are a place to borrow, not a loop.Your first positionConnect, choose, size, read the plan, sign, in that order.The markets tableThe controls, what each column means, and why a market can be missing.Managing a positionChange the leverage, close part or all of it, and see what you hold.LiquidationWhat it is, the health factor, and what you can do about it.Risk gradesThe pillars, how the letter is chosen, and what a grade cannot tell you.VerificationMarkets we drove on a fork, and what the badge means.Reading the numbersWhy unknown renders as a dash and never as zero.Why a market will not openEvery refusal, what it means, and whose problem it is to fix.Venues & chainsEvery protocol, chain and flash source, from the registries.Flash lendersWho can lend the flash loan, what each charges, and how one is chosen.CustodyWhere your position actually lives, per venue.OraclesWhat tells a market your collateral is worth, and what it cannot see.Security & upgradesWhat the deployed code does not do, what the owner can change today, what is unproven.GlossaryEvery term these pages use, in plain words.Risk warningWhat you can lose here, stated plainly, before anything else.Disclaimer and termsWhat DeVOLT is, what it is not, and the terms of using it.Privacy policyWhat this app stores about you, why, and for how long.Bug bountyHow to report a vulnerability, and what happens when you do.