Protocol Mechanics

Unity’s mechanics are transparent and code-defined.

Collateral supplied during minting is routed to strategy modules according to predefined logic. Examples include:

Derivatives-Based Modules

Long spot + short perpetual futures to dampen directional exposure while earning funding or basis spreads.

Underlying Derivatives

Some modules use derivatives to reduce risk exposure. These may include:

USD-margined or coin-margined perpetual futures

Options structures

On-chain perpetual DEXs

These tools help stabilize dollar-referenced behavior and enable access to certain yield streams. They are one part of a broader architecture.

On-Chain Lending

Supplying assets to vetted lending protocols with robust audit histories and deep liquidity.

Liquidity Provisioning Systems

Participating in markets designed with dollar-referenced payoff profiles.

Structured Yield Modules

Engaging with hedged vaults and structured opportunities engineered to remain liquid and observable.

These modules are rules-driven and can be updated through governance and risk review as new opportunities or venues emerge.

Performance flows through the system collectively; UTY represents protocol-defined behavior, not a pro-rata claim on a managed pool.