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Frequently Asked Questions

General

Tilt Protocol is the Operating System for Decentralized Hedge Funds. It provides on-chain infrastructure for anyone to create, manage, and invest in tokenized investment strategies on Robinhood L2.
Tilt runs on Robinhood L2, an Arbitrum Orbit chain purpose-built for real-world asset (RWA) trading. It offers sub-cent transactions, ~250ms finality, and institutional-grade liquidity.
Tilt is currently live on Robinhood L2 Testnet (Chain ID: 46630). Mainnet launch is planned.
The smart contracts are available under the Business Source License 1.1. Documentation and developer tools are open.

For Investors

Yes. Tilt vaults hold baskets of assets that fluctuate in value. If the underlying portfolio declines, the value of your shares decreases. Only invest what you can afford to lose.
Yes. Withdrawals are never paused — this is enforced by the smart contract. You can always exit a vault regardless of market conditions.
There is no meaningful minimum beyond dust amounts. Any amount of tiltUSDC can be deposited.
Entry fee (default 0.30%) on deposit, exit fee (default 0.50%) on withdrawal, plus management fees (0.50% annually) and performance fees (15% of gains above high-water mark) accrued over time. See Fee Structure for details.
On testnet, use the faucet button in the app. On mainnet, tiltUSDC will be available through bridges and exchanges.

For Fund Managers

Go to tiltprotocol.com/create, connect your wallet, and follow the 5-step wizard. See Quickstart for a full walkthrough.
Yes. You can propose new target weights at any time. Changes are subject to a time-lock delay to protect investors.
You earn a configurable share (up to 80%) of all fees collected by your vault — entry, exit, management, and performance fees. The more AUM your fund attracts and the better it performs, the more you earn.
Weight changes can include new assets (from the approved token list) or remove existing assets (by setting their weight to 0). All changes go through the time-lock process.

Technical

ERC-4626 is the Ethereum standard for tokenized vaults. It defines a standard interface for deposit, withdraw, and accounting functions, making Tilt vaults composable with the broader DeFi ecosystem.
Prices are sourced from multiple providers (Yahoo Finance, Financial Modeling Prep, Alpha Vantage) and updated on-chain by the backend oracle service. On mainnet, prices will be sourced from decentralized oracle networks.
The vault uses the most recently reported price. The backend service updates prices frequently. In the future, freshness checks will reject stale data.
Yes. Vaults use the BeaconProxy pattern, allowing the protocol to upgrade vault logic without redeploying individual vaults. State is preserved across upgrades.