ASPERN · due-diligence report
EVK Vault eweETH-2
Euler · monad · euler-weeth-b4f2bc
Generated 2026-10-22 20:09:21 UTC. Every figure below carries the moment it was read, because a report is read later than it is made. Nothing here is a recommendation to invest. The live page carries the same readings and moves with them.
What it holds
How you get out
The contract imposes NO notice period: a redeem settles in the transaction that asks for it. That is not a promise of an instant exit — it is still subject to the vault having the money, which is the liquidity reading and a separate question — but there is no queue, no request step and no lock-up in the contract. This was read by ASKING the contract rather than by reading its code: the vault is a small proxy that dispatches into modules, so there is no interface in its bytecode to lift.
Six risks, read separately
This is the 222nd different vault read from here today, and the allowance at this level is 50. Past that a caller is not checking a vault any more, they are reading the population, and the population is the product: the risk screen covers every vault at once, filtered and sorted and compared. Nothing is slowed down and nothing else on this answer is withheld. Vaults already read today stay open whatever the count, because coming back to a vault you are considering is exactly what this allowance is for.
What it advertised and what it returned
This vault issues one share per unit of the asset and its contract reports exactly as many assets as shares, so the unit price CANNOT move. A flat price here is a fact about the design and not a measurement of performance: any return has to be paid some other way than through the price, and we do not read one. EVERY UNIT OF IT IS SITTING IN THE VAULT AS CASH: nothing has been borrowed from it and nothing is deployed, so there is no interest for it to earn and the flat price is the proof rather than a gap in our reading.
Who controls it, and whether that has changed
We have watched who controls this vault since 2026-08-24 and nothing we record has moved in that window. That is not the same as a vault that has never changed hands: anything before 2026-08-24 predates this platform holding control state at all, and we do not reconstruct it from history.
What we cannot see
- · The realised return is not comparable with the advertised one (fixed-unit-price), so the ratio is not a verdict on the venue's figure.
- · The risk band rests on 55% of its components; the rest could not be measured for this vault.
- · Whether it still takes deposits is not something we could establish.
- · Whether a timelock exists elsewhere: we read the controller and it is not one, and we do not separately search for a timelock behind it.