Protection Pool
LP native ETH liquidity
The pool is the ETH vault behind INSUREX crash cover. It accepts LP deposits, reserves max payout exposure for active policies, and pays valid ETH claims.
Pool health
Open capacity
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0.0%
utilized
LP actions
Deposit or withdraw ETH
How pool money moves
Step 1
LP deposits ETH
Capital enters the ProtectionPool contract.
Step 2
User buys shield
Premium is paid in ETH. Max payout is reserved as locked exposure.
Step 3
Trigger claim
ClaimManager verifies attestation and pays ETH to policy buyer.
Step 4
Exposure releases
Unused locked ETH returns to available liquidity after claim or expiry.
What each pool number means
TVL
Total ETH inside the protection pool. This is the capital that can support policies and claims.
Locked exposure
ETH reserved for active policies. LPs cannot withdraw this part while policies are active.
Available
ETH that is not locked. LP withdrawals can only use this unlocked balance.
Utilization
Locked exposure divided by pool liquidity. New policies become tighter as this rises and are blocked above the cap.
Premiums earned
Pool share of paid premiums. MVP split sends 75% of premium to LP liquidity.
Claims paid
ETH already paid to policy holders after valid parametric trigger claims.
Risk rails
Policy capacity logic
Pool utilization changes pricing and capacity. New policies are cheaper below 30%, higher at 30-70%, and blocked above 70%. Active exposure target is capped so claim pressure cannot consume the whole vault.