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Rustam (❖,❖) retweeted
Jun 2
1/ For years, qualified custody meant idle capital.
Today, that changes.
We're partnering with @BitGo to build a custody-native vault platform; institutional assets staying in regulated custody while running strategies through Concrete's vault architecture.
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May 22
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May 16
@ConcreteXYZ is building a better way to deploy capital in DeFi.
Why use Concrete Vaults instead of managing everything manually?
DeFi today is powerful — but messy.
To stay competitive, you need to:
— chase APYs
— move liquidity constantly
— claim & compound rewards
— rebalance positions
It’s time-consuming and inefficient.
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The shift is already happening:
DeFi is getting more complex
Manual management doesn’t scale
Vaults are becoming the default layer for capital.
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May 16
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The future isn’t users jumping between protocols all day.
It’s systems like Concrete Vaults
coordinating capital efficiently in the background.
concrete.xyz/
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Rustam (❖,❖) retweeted
May 15
1/ A vault doesn't hold one asset in one place anymore.
Lending on Aave. LPs on Curve. Perps on Hyperliquid. Stables on Binance.
So what's the vault actually worth right now?
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Rustam (❖,❖) retweeted
May 13
1/ A vault on Concrete may hold positions across five protocols, three chains, and two perpetual venues simultaneously.
How is it all tracked?
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May 9
@ConcreteXYZ is rethinking one of DeFi’s biggest assumptions — that the system is “trustless”
DeFi Doesn’t Remove Trust — It Engineers It
DeFi was built on a simple idea:
“Don’t trust people. Trust code.”
But over time, it became clear:
trust didn’t disappear — it moved.
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May 9
It’s closer to how mature systems work:
Not “trustless” —
but structured, enforced, and observable trust
That’s what institutional DeFi actually needs.
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May 9
The direction is clear:
DeFi is moving beyond slogans → toward real infrastructure
Resilience > ideology
Behavior under stress > marketing
The future belongs to systems that engineer trust well
Explore Concrete: concrete.xyz
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