websitekit / example / a defi protocol·13/15 slots owned·take 1.6× · payout 1.2× · decay 0.9/week over 52 weekscontract ↗
Hexline vaults are live on Vaultline — 11.4% net APY
Vaultline

Somebody bought this headline and wrote it themselves.

Every logo, card and link on this page is a separately owned on-chain slot. The TVL number is not — a protocol that sold its own metrics would be selling the right to lie about them.

Open app
TVL
$412.8M
30d volume
$1.07B
Vaults
26
Since
2024

Integrates with

Built on Vaultline

Tidepool — vault analytics, built on Vaultline
Statica — automated rebalancing for LP positions
Night Shift — vault monitoring and alerting

Audited twice. Contracts immutable, deployer key burned, bug bounty live.

What this board pays its owner

Every figure is computed from this contract’s live state with computeSplit from @websitekit/sdk — the same split the chain performs. Terms are frozen at take 1.6× · payout 1.2× · decay 0.9/week over 52 weeks.

If every slot sold once, right now0.0002725 ETH
Then per full round of resales, at floor0.0002191 ETH
Open slots anyone can claim today2 of 15
SlotStatusFloorNext sale pays youEvery resale, at floorSales so far
nav.link.1open0.000030.00002850.00001050
footer.link.2open0.000010.00000950.00000350
announce.barowned0.000120.0000420.0000421
hero.headlineowned0.00010.0000560.0000352
hero.subowned0.000040.0000140.0000141
hero.ctaowned0.000070.00002450.00002451
integration.1owned0.000030.00001050.00001051
integration.2owned0.000030.00001050.00001051
integration.3owned0.000030.00001050.00001051
integration.4owned0.000030.00001050.00001051
ecosystem.1owned0.000040.0000140.0000141
ecosystem.2owned0.000040.00002240.0000142
ecosystem.3owned0.000040.0000140.0000141
audit.noteowned0.000010.00000350.00000351
footer.link.1owned0.0000060.00000210.00000211

“Next sale” is exact — it uses the slot’s current effective floor and price. “Every resale” is a projection at the floor, which is where a slot ends up once decay has run. A slot someone just paid a premium for sits above its floor, so the two diverge, and the second number is the one that holds in the long run.