Vault Administrator

Scope of Action

This role is responsible for setting up the governance structure that will manage the vault. The Vault Administrator has significant control over the vault's key parameters and security features, defining how it operates and is governed.

The Vault Administrator can revoke their own ownership, making the vault immutable and preventing further rule changes.

Key Responsibilities and Capabilities of the Vault Administrator:

Ownership and Governance Control

• The Vault Administrator is the owner of the vault, which means they have full control over the vault's configuration and management.

• As part of the governance structure, the Vault Admin can change the vault's owner in a two-step process: the new owner must accept ownership before the transfer is complete.

The Vault Administrator role has full governance control, including the ability to assign and modify other roles, and should be selected with great care due to its authority.

Vault Parameter Configuration

• Whitelist Manager: Appoints or revokes the Vault Curators and manages the whitelisting of protocols and assets for their use.

• Vault Curator: Handles fund allocation; using a multisig is recommended.

• Vault Keeper: Ensures only whitelisted users can access the vault.

• Underlying Asset: Defines the asset used for deposits and operations within the vault.

• Price Oracle: Calculates the NAV.

• Fee configuration: Defines the fee structure and the recipient address.

• Set up Cooldown: Determine the minimum duration before a change takes effect (New fee model or new protocols).

Operational Control

• Renounce Ownership: Removes ownership and authority over the vault.

• Deactivate Whitelist: Disables the vault whitelist permanently.

• Pause/Unpause Vault: Temporarily halts or resumes vault operations.

• Initiate Vault Closing: Changes the vault status from "Open" to "Closing."