Start with the mechanism, then the accounts it creates. The rest answers specific questions.
The two invariants, shares explained from first principles, why settlement waits for flat, and what the model does not protect you from.
Every on-chain account a vault owns, what creation produces, and a panel where you can try to drain a vault and watch the program refuse.
The actual deployed program, driven from your browser. Create a vault, deposit, withdraw, and watch it refuse the eight things it should refuse — including a leader trying to withdraw someone else's position.
Account layout with sizes and rent, how the $100 is quoted off an oracle and bounded, the
create_vault instruction step by step, how a deposit mints shares, how a leader trades
the pool without custody of it — and which rails the program cannot enforce.
Free to open, $100 minimum of your own money. Every setting, what freezes at first deposit, and the 5% stake rule.
$1,000 for a mint and a vault in one transaction, why the coin's fees go to the pot, the one rule it adds, and every coin launched so far.
Rails, the three position caps, exit impact, and the signing flow.
What gets measured, what never gets shown, and the luck test.