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Red Potion is an on-chain asset-management protocol. A protocol operator onboards tenants (fund houses). Each tenant can launch tokenized funds. Investors deposit assets, receive ERC-20 shares priced against the fund’s net asset value (NAV), and redeem shares for assets. Fund operators deploy capital through allowlisted strategy wallets under per-fund risk limits and fee schedules. Built with Foundry, Solidity 0.8.34, and OpenZeppelin v5 upgradeable contracts. Every contract runs behind a TransparentUpgradeableProxy.

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How it works

Deposit → shares. You deposit a supported asset. The operator allocates that capital across strategies. You receive an ERC-20 share token for that fund. Share count stays fixed between your own transfers; share price moves with reported NAV. Shares are transferable. Batches, not continuous pricing. Deposits and redemptions queue into time-boxed batches. Every request in a batch settles at one price after an operator submits a NAV report and another operator accepts it. No continuous AMM-style exchange rate. Per-fund controls. Each fund can enforce TVL caps, per-batch caps, minimum sizes, a drawdown gate, a depositor whitelist, and pause controls.

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Architecture in brief

A fund is a hub-and-spoke system. The Fund holds assets, runs settlement, and is the access-control registry. Spokes: DepositQueue, RedeemQueue, Oracle, FeeManager, RiskManager, FundShare. Capital deploys through Strategy wallets limited to allowlisted calls. After each batch cutoff, a reporter submits prices; after a review delay, acceptance settles deposits and redemptions at one price in a single transaction.

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Documentation map

Overview

Layers, batching, and who does what.

Using Red Potion

Deposit, redeem, fees, risk controls.

Developers

Architecture, roles, contract reference, deployments.

Security

Risks, glossary, support.
Risk. Fund performance is not guaranteed. Strategy losses reduce share price. You may lose some or all of your deposited assets. Past performance does not predict future results. See Risks and Safety.