Season 6 ideas - New Project - SuperVault Technical Demo

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1. Project Name

SuperVault Technical Demo

2. Project Description

SuperVault is a technical demo for streaming cashflow mechanics.

Participants allocate USDC into an underlying Morpho vault. Superfluid then routes the underlying vault performance into a smoother, programmable cashflow stream.

The demo shows a simple but powerful idea: value generated by vault-style products does not need to appear only as APY or balance growth. It can be represented as real-time, programmable cashflow.

The campaign’s objective is to create a live technical proof point for CEXs, Wallet providers, Financial Institutions, vault builders and tokenized asset issuers showing how Superfluid can power programmable payouts, real-time settlement and improved user-facing cashflow experiences.

Demo cashflow streams are adjustable and not guaranteed. Participation will be subject to Terms of Use.

3. Website

App: supervault.suplabs.org

Docs: supervault.suplabs.org/docs

4. Project readiness

SuperVault technical Demo is live.

Estimated 6-month technical pilot with opt-in participation.

5. How does this project benefit SUP holders?

SuperVault benefits SUP holders in the long term by encouraging the adoption of Sueprfluid protocol by the Financial Institutions sector. It does this by testing a new Superfluid-powered product category: streaming cashflow for vault-style products.

The campaign would:

  • onboard participants into a new cashflow-streaming technical demo experience
  • create a live FI-facing technical demo for Superfluid adoption
  • show how Superfluid can support vaults, RWAs and tokenized asset infrastructure

6. How does the project use Superfluid?

Superfluid is the core payout and streaming layer.

Underlying vault performance is routed into adjustable technical demo cashflow streams for participants.

This demonstrates Superfluid as infrastructure for programmable distribution and settlement, not just token transfers.

7. Dashboard

8. Contract Addresses

See SuperVault contracts here: Contracts & addresses - SuperVault Docs

StableYieldSyncVault 0x8C60503C0353ED12c3Eebc3036BF033A3BbB95Aa

SyncFundManager 0x904103dfE7231e2534e0Be29E6086CB0FF7d76bd

The vault is the ERC-4626 face; the FundManager is the capital custodian and streaming engine. The pair is immutable.

9. Networks

Base

10. SuperTokens used

USDCx

11. Current Daily Active Users

TBC

12. Current Superfluid Volume

TBC

13. DAO Revenue

  • 1% of total streams paid to users is streamed to dao.superfluid.eth
  • $0.20 per deposit paid to dao.superfluid.eth

14. User Persona

Superfluid users willing to participate in a technical demo for programmable cashflow infrastructure.

15. KPIs

Indicative KPIs:

  • participants
  • USDC allocated
  • active streams
  • USDCx paid to dao.superfluid.eth

16. Campaign request

We ask the Ecosystem Steering Group to consider a SUP budget for SuperVault Technical Demo.

The aim is to incentivize early participation, generate real usage data, and create a live technical demo that helps position Superfluid for FI adoption.

This is a time-limited technical demo.

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Are depositors eligible for Morpho Rewards, Merkl rewards, whatever it is that boosts the effective APY and rewards participants with $MORPHO on that platform?

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Thanks for raising this. Short answer is no.

As it stands with the technical demo, SuperVault contract is the sole share holder of the Morpho vault. SuperVault users would not be connected to Morpho directly.

Feel free to checkout the SuperVault terms of use: Terms of Use - SuperVault

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How much SUP allocated for SPR campaign?

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But can this “programmable cashflow stream” be stripped from its underlying asset and be bought and sold or redirected to another recipient? I think that’s a key value-unlock milestone - the secondary market implications are huge. Is it on the roadmap?

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Hey Plutus,

At the moment, the programmable cashflow is directed to the vault share holder.
The contract allow anyone to deposit on behalf of the “share receiver”, in such case, the designated receiver will receive the yield (cashflow) but will also be the only account allowed to withdraw the deposit.

That being said, since the yield cashflow is Superfluid powered, nothing prevents you to redirect that stream to another address (via Superfluid Dashboard), swap it in DCA fashion via SuperBoring, or even compose both.

For example:

- you receive 10 USDCx per day from SuperVault
- from SF dashboard, you create a stream of 5 USDCx per day to your "saving wallet" 
- from SuperBoring you create a DCA position of 5 USDCx per day into ETHx
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Hey Plutus,

At the moment, the programmable cashflow is directed to the vault share holder.
The contract allow anyone to deposit on behalf of the “share receiver”, in such case, the designated receiver will receive the yield (cashflow) but will also be the only account allowed to withdraw the deposit.

That being said, since the yield cashflow is Superfluid powered, nothing prevents you to redirect that stream to another address (via Superfluid Dashboard), swap it in DCA fashion via SuperBoring, or even compose both.

For example:

- you receive 10 USDCx per day from SuperVault
- from SF dashboard, you create a stream of 5 USDCx per day to your "saving wallet" 
- from SuperBoring you create a DCA position of 5 USDCx per day into ETHx

What are you thinking about here ?

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I love SuperVault, and am currently adding SuperVault integration for BibleFi. As a dApp which integrates heavily with superfluid, SuperVault is a must have addition to BibleFi’s Defi protocols.