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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Performance Disclaimers

  • APY is not guaranteed

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Smart Contract Risks

  • 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

      • Formal verification of critical functions

      • Ongoing security monitoring

  • Upgrade risk

    • Risk associated with updating or modifying contracts:

      • Bugs introduced in new code

      • Breaking changes to contract behavior

      • Governance delays preventing necessary fixes

    • Mitigation:

      • Thorough testing of upgrades before deployment

      • Multisig approval required for upgrades

      • Clear upgrade procedures with community notice

  • Liquidity risk

    • Risk that contracts cannot process redemptions:

      • Insufficient USDC to process instant redemptions

      • Underlying assets become illiquid

      • Unexpected demand for redemptions

    • Mitigation:

      • Vault maintains USDC reserve for redemptions

      • Diversified underlying assets

      • Standard redemption option for HELOC (longer settlement)

  • Operational risk

    • Risk of operational failures:

      • Loss of private keys for multisig wallets

      • Compromise of admin accounts

      • System outages or infrastructure failures

    • Mitigation:

      • Multisig wallets distributed across team members

      • Hardware wallet security for keys

      • Redundant infrastructure and monitoring

Market Risks

  • Cryptocurrency market volatility

  • RWA asset risks

  • Interest rate risks

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