Strategies / allocation
Built for NEAR.
Connected to opportunity.
Near_Beetle integrates with key DeFi primitives
on NEAR to route capital efficiently across yield opportunities.
A stronger ecosystem
More capital.
A more active NEAR.
As beetles move capital, liquidity flows, strategies grow, and the NEAR ecosystem becomes more active.
Allocation rules
The swarm follows
a map.
The owner draws it.
The keeper follows it.
The contract checks both.
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01 / Whitelist
Only listed routes.
Capital can only go to strategies the owner has added. At most 20, and a strategy can only be removed once its balance is zero.
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02 / Targets
A share for each.
Every strategy has a target share of total assets, in basis points. Targets across enabled strategies can’t add up to more than 100%.
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03 / Caps
Targets are ceilings.
A deploy that would push a strategy above its target is rejected. Disabling a strategy drops its target to zero at the next rebalance.
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04 / Buffer
Some NEAR stays home.
Whatever the targets leave unallocated remains idle in the vault. Withdrawals are paid from it.
Worked example
What a rebalance
aims for.
Take two enabled strategies with targets of 6,000 and 2,500 bps. After a rebalance, 60% of total assets sits in the first, 25% in the second, and the remaining 15% stays idle.
Changing a target does not move funds by itself. The keeper’s next rebalance or recall does.
ILLUSTRATIVE NUMBERS · NOT A LIVE ALLOCATION
Example / target_bps
Integration targets
Where the beetles
are headed.
Named in the contract as the next integrations.
None of them is wired in yet.
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Planned
Staking pools
Delegating NEAR to validator staking pools. Unstaking carries an unbonding delay of a few epochs, which is what the idle buffer is there to absorb.
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Planned
Burrow
Supplying to the Burrow lending market on NEAR.
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Planned
Ref
Providing liquidity on Ref Finance.
STATUS: SIMULATED IN THE PROTOTYPE · STRATEGY BALANCES ARE INTERNAL ACCOUNTING TODAY