Vaults
Catpound runs five auto-compounding vaults. You pick the one matching the token you want to hold, deposit it, and receive a receipt token that grows in value as the vault earns yield.
The five vaults
| Vault | You deposit | What it does for you |
|---|---|---|
| cpMOTO | MOTO | Stakes in MotoChef, auto-compounds back to more MOTO |
| PILL | PILL | Auto-compounds PILL farm rewards |
| MCHAD | MCHAD | Auto-compounds MCHAD farm rewards |
| OrangePill MOTO | MOTO | Earns PILL from OrangePill farm, compounds back to MOTO |
| OrangePill MOTO/PILL LP | MOTO/PILL LP | Earns PILL, compounds back into more LP |
Hold the token you want exposure to — the vault handles the rest.
How it feels as a user
- Deposit your underlying.
- Receive a receipt token (
cpMOTO,cpPILL, etc.) in your wallet. - Hold it. Over time, each receipt token becomes worth more of the underlying because the vault keeps harvesting and redepositing rewards.
- When you want out, redeem — you get back the underlying, grown by the accumulated yield minus a protocol fee on the gains.
That's the whole user flow. No manual claiming, no per-cycle transactions, no timing games.
Receipt tokens
Your receipt token is an OP-20 (like any other fungible token on OPNet). It's fully transferable — send it to another wallet, trade it, hold it elsewhere. Whoever holds the receipt token can redeem it.
Fees
One fee: a flat 10% protocol fee on the rewards you earn while deposited. Taken at compound time, sent to the treasury, re-stakes the remaining 90% on your behalf. Your principal is never touched.
See Fee Structure.
Next
- Deposit and withdraw — step-by-step
- Contract addresses
- FAQ