How it works

Control before yield.

What stays in your wallet stays under your control. Only an explicit approval and deposit move capital across the boundary into a Jethos vault.

Capital Journey · interactive model

Four states, one explicit route.

Select a step to follow one conceptual capital unit. The model explains sequence, not live execution or guaranteed liquidity.

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01

Hold

Assets remain at the address controlled by your wallet. Jethos does not invest them automatically.

02

Authorize

You approve a known Jethos contract for a defined token amount. Approvals can later be revoked.

03

Deposit

The vault receives the base asset and issues shares representing your economic position.

04

Withdraw

You burn shares to receive the corresponding base asset under current vault and liquidity conditions.

Two states

Available is not invested.

Wallet assets are outside the vault. Once deposited, capital follows smart-contract logic, approved integrations and documented administrative controls.

Self-custody is a responsibility. A compromised key, malicious signature or token approval can still put wallet assets at risk.
Before deposit

Wallet balance

You authorize movement through keys, signatures and approvals.

After deposit

Vault position

Public rules govern the route; shares represent your economic position.

Inside a vault

Capital follows an observable route.

Liquid reserve

A portion can remain available to reduce unnecessary unwinds and support withdrawals.

Approved strategies

Capital can be allocated only through configured Jethos modules and supported markets.

Vault shares

Shares track a proportional claim according to the implemented accounting. They are not a guaranteed fixed-value deposit.

What Jethos can do

  • Use assets explicitly deposited in a vault.
  • Allocate through authorized modules.
  • Apply configured fees, limits and pauses.
  • Expose positions and transactions for verification.

What Jethos should not imply

  • Control over unrelated wallet assets.
  • Guaranteed returns or principal.
  • Immediate liquidity in every condition.
  • Absence of smart-contract or admin risk.

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