Managing capital is not just about making trades. It's about being accountable for every decision. Think about it. When someone invests in a vault, they are trusting a strategy they may not fully understand. That's why a vault manager should offer more than attractive performance numbers. Investors should be able to examine: - What strategy is being followed. - How capital is being allocated. - What trading activity has taken place. - What fees are being charged. - How the vault has performed over time. This is one of the important ideas behind FBYT. Its on-chain vault model brings managers, strategies and investors into a more transparent environment on Solana. Managers can execute strategies within the vault's rules, while investors can review important information before deciding where to allocate capital. For me, the real value of on-chain asset management isn't simply giving people access to more strategies. It's making those strategies easier to understand and evaluate. Trust should be supported by transparency, not just promises. @FBYTio https://t.co/2BIlkpMZrp