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The retail-driven curator approach is interesting, especially the emphasis on transparency and DAO governance. One thing I'd be curious about is how the open standard will evaluate underlying asset risk and compare vaults consistently. An 82% APY headline can attract deposits quickly, but clear risk-adjusted performance metrics and transparent yield sources are what help users make informed decisions.

Hi everyone, some time ago I asked this sub [what curators were missing](https://www.reddit.com/r/defi/s/GW4qFQWhfi), and the answer was more or less: TradFi players in a DeFi environment. We learned a lot from your responses, so much so that we created Nysa: the first open-source curator built to be retail-driven. We are gradually introducing an Open Standard for curators made up of: * Transparency * DAO-Driven Origination * Open-Source Methodology Yesterday we launched our first vault on app\[.\]nysa\[.\]finance, RWA Prime, which for now allocates all funds to the Ondo USDY market (backed by short-term US T-Bills) with over 2,000 USDC/month in incentives and the chance to farm NYSA tokens. The current APY is 82% (again, counting only the USDC distributed), available on Solana and powered by Kamino. In less than 24 hours we’ve already reached $32,000 in deposits from 10+ depositors and over 500 unique visits to the app. This vault already meets our transparency standards (7d timelocked multi-sig, real-time display of market and vault changes, community channels for instant communication, due diligence on every market with independent ratings, etc.), but we will be able to formally introduce our Open Standard at the TGE, when we set up the DAO. PS I: Nysa uses Kamino Vaults. Kamino’s audits can be found on their Github PS II: Depositing in RWA Prime involves risks, mainly: * **Market risk of the underlying assets:** the vault’s value depends on the underlying asset (USDY only atm) * **Smart contract risk:** vulnerabilities in Kamino’s contracts could lead to a partial or total loss of funds. If you have any questions, leave a comment. Thanks!