When I saw the news that @OrderlyNetwork's OmniVault is launching on @SeiNetwork, my first reaction was: this could be the beginning of a true "DeFi stable yield product" on Sei. In the past year, too many projects have attracted attention with "high yields," resulting in either pump and dump or lack of transparency in strategies. In contrast, OmniVault feels like it's doing something legitimate on-chain, using the logic of quantitative funds. First, let's look at the data: the annualized yield of $USDC over the past 30 days is 40%, with a maximum drawdown of only 0.12%. This means their strategy can both make money and stabilize the principal, which is quite rare on-chain. More importantly, the sources of yield are public and verifiable—market-making strategies + liquidation income + trading fee rebates. This is not the fake yield of "minting dividends," but real cash flow generated from actual liquidity. It’s also very smart for OmniVault @OrderlyNetwork to deploy on Sei. Sei itself is positioned for high-speed trading and on-chain order books, making it the closest Layer 1 to "financial market infrastructure." By landing their Vault product here, OmniVault can not only gain liquidity but also amplify yield potential through Sei's matching efficiency. OmniVault represents a "new type of DeFi strategy": not competing on gimmicks or inflating FDV, but returning to the essence of financial logic—efficient capital flow, controllable risk, and stable appreciation. Such a team, once it grows, will resemble an on-chain version of Citadel or Two Sigma. So I am looking forward to their upcoming expansion on Sei; perhaps this time, true DeFi Alpha will emerge from a vault that "looks very stable." #Orderly