How Delpho works
This chapter is the technical reference for Delpho. It covers the system architecture, the user-facing flows, the yield engine, and the underlying infrastructure. Read this if you need to understand how the protocol behaves end to end - before allocating, integrating, or running due diligence.
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System overview - how the components fit together.
Minting USDV - depositing collateral and creating a debt position.
Liquidations - what happens as a position approaches its threshold.
Redemptions and the peg - exiting USDV through the treasury-first redemption ladder.
The yield engine: funding capture - how Delpho captures perp funding for sUSDV.
sUSDV mechanics - per-share accrual, staking, and unstaking.
CoreWriter and atomic hedge management - how HyperEVM and HyperCore stay synchronised.
Oracles - price feeds, staleness, and manipulation defense.
Stability mechanisms - caps, pauses, circuit breakers.
For risk-side detail (failure modes, structural responses, stress test results), see the Risk chapter. For current parameter values, see Parameters. For term definitions, see the Glossary.
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