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1. What is Altura? 

Altura is a multi-strategy yield protocol deployed on Hyperliquid.
Users deposit USDT into a single vault, and Altura allocates capital across diversified, hedged, on-chain strategies designed to generate sustainable returns.

2. What networks does Altura support?

Altura operates natively on Hyperliquid.
All deposits, withdrawals, strategy execution, and PPS updates occur on the Hyperliquid chain.

3. What assets can I deposit?

Altura currently supports USDT deposits into its primary yield vault.

4. How does Altura generate yield?

Altura uses three institutional-grade strategy pillars:
  1. Arbitrage & Funding Capture (~50%)
  2. Staking & Restaking Yield (~30%)
  3. Liquidity Provision & Market-Making (~20%)
All strategies are hedged or neutralized, and all performance is verifiable on-chain.

5. How are yields reflected in my balance?

Altura uses a Price-Per-Share (PPS) model.
As strategies generate yield, PPS increases.
Your share count remains constant — your value grows automatically.

6. How often does PPS update?

PPS updates over time through an oracle with strict safety constraints:
  • movement limits
  • freshness checks
  • timestamp validation
  • authorized reporters only
All updates are on-chain.

7. How do withdrawals work?

Withdrawals follow a dual-path system:

Instant Withdrawal

Processed immediately if the requested amount ≤ vault liquid balance.

Epoch Withdrawal

If the amount exceeds liquid funds, it enters the current withdrawal epoch and becomes claimable when the epoch concludes.

Minimum Claim Period

Users must wait 6 hours after depositing before they can claim a withdrawal. Altura charges no deposit or withdrawal fees.

8. Is Altura a trading platform?

No. Users do not trade, open positions, or manage strategies.
Altura is a passive yield engine, not an exchange or trading interface.

9. Can I verify Altura’s performance on-chain?

Yes.
All strategies, balances, oracle updates, and vault accounting are fully visible on HyperEVM.
Users can independently verify:
  • PPS changes
  • strategy activity
  • vault liquidity
  • share supply
  • asset flows
Transparency is a core requirement of the protocol.

10. What risks should users be aware of?

Risks include:
  • smart contract vulnerability
  • strategy underperformance
  • oracle delays
  • liquidity constraints
  • counterparty risk from integrated protocols
  • Hyperliquid network-level risk
Altura’s architecture minimizes but does not eliminate these risks.

11. Does Altura rely on emissions or inflationary APY?

No.
Altura’s returns are derived exclusively from real economic activity not inflation, not printed tokens, not incentives.

12. Does Altura charge any fees?

Altura does not charge deposit or withdrawal fees.
If performance fees are added in the future, they will be fully transparent and verifiable on-chain.

13. Who controls the protocol?

Altura uses a three-role governance structure:
  • Guardian - emergency pause authority
  • Operator - oracle reporting & execution
  • Timelock Admin - slow-moving configuration changes
No role can unilaterally move user funds.