SUMMA
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Σ Summa
HERO 000 / 100
Perp index protocol

Four positions.
One ticker.

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Stop writing instructions. A weighted basket of perpetuals, held at a target leverage, rebalanced on a schedule — issued as a token anyone can buy.

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02Thesis

A strategy is only as good as the number of people who can follow it.

The problem

Every good perp strategy dies the same way: in a screenshot. Four legs, a leverage target, a rebalance rule — instructions nobody executes correctly, and nobody maintains.

The change

Summa compiles that instruction set into a vault and issues shares against it. The positions live on the venue. The strategy lives in the token. Buying is following.

03Composer — drag to reweight
Target leverage 2.00×
Ticker available
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Vault preview per $10,000
Gross exposure$20,000
Net direction+100% long
Legs4
Ceiling breach at−25.0%
Launch calldata
Risk

Leverage multiplies both directions. A basket move of −50% at 2× is a total loss.

04What leverage actually does

2× is a target, not a multiplier.

Spot basket ×1
Naive 2× on the period
Summa 2×, rebalanced daily
Daily volatility3.0%
Trend+0.15%/d
Rebalance drag over 90 days −2.19%

Same numbers, both places

This chart runs the model in script/Simulate.s.sol — daily rebalance, taker fee, funding. Nothing here is drawn by hand.

05Mechanics

The hard part is not opening four positions.

01

NAV is what the venue says

nav() == engine.equity(vault). Margin plus unrealised PnL, and nothing else. Tokens sent to the vault are never counted, so there is no first‑depositor inflation trick to run.

02

Flow never rebalances

A deposit scales every open leg by the fraction NAV grew. A redemption scales every leg down by the supply burned. Holders keep exactly the exposure they had, drift included.

03

You pay for your own trades

Shares are minted from the NAV move your trades produced, not the notional you sent: (navAfter − navBefore) × supply / navBefore. Your slippage stays yours.

04

Fees are minted, never withdrawn

Management and performance fees dilute shares instead of drawing down margin. A fee accrual can never push the account closer to liquidation.

05

Deleveraging is everyone's job

If a drawdown pushes realised leverage past the vault's hard ceiling, emergencyDeleverage() opens to anyone — no cooldown, no manager, no permission.

06

Managers are on a timelock

New weights, leverage or fees go through propose → wait → commit. Holders always get the exit first. Set the manager to the zero address and the basket is fixed forever.

06Baskets
Ticker Lev NAV / share 24h TVL