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Atlas implements a transparent fee model. When vaults generate protocol revenue, it accrues to the treasury and can be used to fund protocol development, operations, and security.

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Fee Structure

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Vault Performance Fees

When trading vaults generate profits, a performance fee may be charged. How fees are allocated is governed by protocol parameters and may change over time.

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Fee Flow

Vault Profits
     │
     ▼
Performance Fees (vault-defined)
     │
     ▼
Protocol Treasury

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Revenue Distribution

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Weekly Distribution Cycle

  1. Fees Accumulate: Vault performance fees are collected in the treasury
  2. Conversion: Vault tokens are redeemed to USDC via EasySwapper
  3. Allocation: Funds can be allocated according to governance decisions

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Real Yield vs Inflationary Rewards

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Atlas Approach

  • ✅ Fees accrue in USDC from actual protocol revenue
  • ✅ No token inflation or dilution required for fee collection

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Typical DeFi Approach

  • ❌ Rewards paid in newly minted governance tokens
  • ❌ Token inflation dilutes all holders
  • ❌ “APY” is circular token printing
  • ❌ Rewards decrease in value over time

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Treasury Management

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Treasury Uses

The treasury funds:
  • Protocol development and maintenance
  • Security audits and bug bounties
  • Community initiatives
  • Operational expenses
  • Emergency reserves

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Transparency

All treasury transactions are on-chain and verifiable:

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Notes

Atlas does not currently have an on-chain staking contract. If/when revenue sharing to token holders is introduced, this documentation will be updated.

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FAQ

Q: Can the fee percentages change? A: Fee parameters are controlled by governance and can be adjusted through proposals. Q: What happens if vaults don’t generate profits? A: No performance fees are charged on losses, so no protocol revenue is generated during unprofitable periods.