Risk and Governance FAQ
What protection do investors have if NUVA ceases operations?
NUVA is a decentralized platform leveraging smart contracts to execute orders performed by the users and counterparties. Vault tokens represent pro-rata claims on pooled assets, so their fate depends on the underlying structure. In the non-custodial protocol tokens remain redeemable via on-chain mechanisms, even post-cessation.
Is NUVA classified as a Collective Investment Scheme (CIS)?
No. NUVA vaults are not managed by professional managers, or individuals in general.
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Execution risk
Risk that smart contracts do not execute as intended:
Code bugs or logic errors
Unexpected interactions with other contracts
Edge cases not caught during testing
Mitigation:
Sherlock audit covering contract execution
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Upgrade risk
Risk associated with updating or modifying contracts:
Bugs introduced in new code
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Multisig approval required for upgrades
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Liquidity risk
Risk that contracts cannot process redemptions:
Insufficient USDC to process instant redemptions
Underlying assets become illiquid
Unexpected demand for redemptions
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Vault maintains USDC reserve for redemptions
Diversified underlying assets
Standard redemption option for HELOC (longer settlement)
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Risk of operational failures:
Loss of private keys for multisig wallets
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