Crypto vaults on Sui for stablecoin yield

A vault takes your deposit, gives you a share token and runs the strategy for you. JewelSwap runs two USDC vaults on Sui. One lends USDC to the best-paying lender. The other loops Ember's eEARN with borrowed USDC for a higher, riskier yield.

Deposit USDCBuilt on SuiNot externally audited
Two USDC vaults
USDC Vault
1x
Ember Loop
3.3-4.4x
Both takeUSDC on Sui
Share tokensjcUSDC and jeLOOP
RatesLive in app
Admin3-of-5 multisig

Side by side

The same deposit coin, two different risk levels. Rates move daily, so the app shows them live instead of this page.

USDC Vault (jcUSDC)
StrategyLends USDC, no borrowing
WhereNAVI, Scallop, Suilend
LeverageNone
Fees10% of gains
WithdrawalsInstant from idle USDC, else a ticket
Cap10,000 USDC, 5,000 per new lender
Main riskA lender or USDC loss
Ember Loop (jeLOOP)
StrategyLoops eEARN with borrowed USDC
WhereEmber eEARN, loan on NAVI or Suilend
Leverage3.3x on NAVI, 4.4x on Suilend
Fees0.45% in, 1% out, 10% of gains
WithdrawalsRequest, funded by the keeper
CapNAVI loan capped at 25,000 USDC
Main riskeEARN loss or costly borrowing, amplified

How a JewelSwap vault works

Both vaults follow the same pattern. Only the strategy differs.

Step 1

Deposit USDC

The contract mints you a share token. Its value is your slice of the vault's assets.

Step 2

The keeper runs the strategy

A JewelSwap bot moves funds or adjusts the loan inside limits the contract enforces. It cannot send vault funds anywhere else.

Step 3

Withdraw for USDC

Burn your share token and get your slice back in USDC, after any exit fee.

Which one fits

You want plain lending yield

Pick the USDC Vault. It earns what Sui lenders pay on USDC, spreads it across three of them and never takes a loan.

You accept leverage for more

Pick Ember Loop. It earns more when eEARN pays well above the borrow rate and loses faster when it doesn't.

Risks both vaults share

  • Smart-contract risk. New code with internal reviews only. No external audit yet.
  • Protocol risk. The vaults depend on NAVI, Scallop, Suilend, Ember and their price feeds.
  • USDC risk. Both hold dollar assets. A USDC or eEARN depeg hits them directly.
  • Operator risk. The keeper and the 3-of-5 multisig are run by JewelSwap. Contract limits bound what they can do.

Questions

What is a crypto vault?

A smart contract that pools deposits of one coin, runs a set strategy with them and gives each depositor a share token. The share token is worth a growing amount of the deposit coin as the strategy earns. You don't move funds between protocols or claim rewards yourself.

Which JewelSwap vault is safer?

The USDC Vault. It only lends USDC and never borrows, so it cannot be liquidated. Ember Loop borrows against eEARN to raise the yield, which also raises the loss if eEARN falls or borrowing gets expensive.

Where does the yield come from?

In the USDC Vault, from interest that borrowers pay NAVI, Scallop and Suilend. In Ember Loop, from eEARN's yield on the whole position minus the interest on the borrowed USDC.

Can I hold both?

Yes. They are separate contracts with separate share tokens, jcUSDC and jeLOOP, and both take USDC on Sui.

Are the vaults audited?

Not externally yet. Both have had internal reviews. The USDC Vault is capped at 10,000 USDC while it is new. Only deposit what you can afford to lose.

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