tBTC (TBTC)

The tBTC Noon Vault from @TheTNetwork, built with @vesuxyz and @noon_capital, introduces a BTC-denominated yield structure on @Starknet.

🔹Targeting ~10% BTC-denominated APR under defined leverage constraints
🔸Yield sourced via tBTC → USDC → sUSN, looped through Vesu
🔹sUSN aggregates opportunities across DeFi, CeFi, and TradFi for stronger risk-adjusted returns

A structured BTC vault designed around transparent yield sources and risk controls anon!

Fee waivers for T stakers.

tBTC is now perfectly pegged.

No more 20bps discount attributable to redemption fees. https://t.co/QD03NUJZ2W

Appreciate the detailed thread, but a few clarifications about Ember are important.

1. This architecture is standard for curated vaults.
  Ember follows the same principles as most ERC-4626–style yield-bearing vaults. Off-chain strategy execution with on-chain accounting is not unusual. It is how the majority of curated vault products in the industry operate.

2. Security has always been the core of our development.
  Our contracts are continuously audited and formally verified by top firms including Ottersec and Asymptotic. This has been our practice since day one because risk management matters more than marketing. Our incubators, Bluefin and Upshift, are well-established brands with a combined TVL of $500M+ and no incidents to date. You can refer to this podcast explaining how we approach Security on Ember: https://t.co/21tFxkOCL9

3. Curator wallets.
  All Curator Sub-accounts are MPC multisig wallets secured by Fordefi, with strict permissions that only allow the specific on-chain calls required for eac