Estimated operating range.
Keep BTC.
Stay
Liquid.
Set LTV ceilings, buffer floors, and stress rules once. The policy engine runs your BTC collateral and cashflow — no dashboards to babysit, no yield to chase. Simulate in Shadow Mode first; commit capital only after the behavior checks out.
Above the minimum requirement.
BTC stays yours. Cashflow follows explicit rules, not yield targets.
You set max leverage and reserve minimums. The system enforces them.
Breakwater reacts to stress before liquidation becomes the only exit.
The Problem
Holders and treasuries shouldn't live inside DeFi screens.
Fragmented wrappers, manual rebalancing, liquidation anxiety. TIDE replaces the spreadsheet with a policy engine — for individuals and teams.
Core shift
You set the rules. The system runs the playbook.
Cashflow target, risk ceiling, buffer floor — defined once. Execution, rebalancing, and stress response handled automatically.
Cashflow band, not fixed yield
A survivable range tied to real collateral, not a marketing number.
Buffer as first-class policy
Reserves enforced on-chain. Not a side spreadsheet you forget to check.
Pre-liquidation stress response
Breakwater de-risks early. No margin calls, no 3 AM panic.
Plain-language audit trail
Every action logged as a readable treasury decision. Zero DeFi jargon.
Shadow Mode
Simulate before you commit.
Full treasury simulation against real market scenarios. See exactly how your policy performs — before a single sat moves.
Your policy, four stress regimes
Input BTC amount, cashflow target, max LTV, and buffer minimum. TIDE runs it through calm, trending, stressed, and emergency scenarios.
- Survivable payout range for your exact setup
- Breakwater triggers and de-risk timeline
- Buffer runway at 30 / 90 / 180 day horizons
- Full action log in plain treasury language
Scenario A — Protection priority
Simulated
Survivable payout
$820–$1,020
Breakwater trigger
−22% drawdown
Buffer runway
114 days
Reduced exposure — volatility breached safe corridor.
Rebuilt buffer — cashflow window reopened.
Held borrowing paused — stress mode still active.
Architecture
Three layers. Zero black boxes.
A constrained autopilot — not a yield optimizer. Every decision bound by your policy, visible in the log.
No hidden strategies. No opaque rebalancing. Policy-driven behavior you can audit line by line.
Policy Engine
LTV ceiling, buffer floor, venue caps, emergency rules — enforced on every cycle, no exceptions.
Breakwater
Detects stress early. Slows exposure, suspends cashflow, pauses borrowing — before forced liquidation hits.
Action Log
Every move in plain language: what changed, why, and which policy rule triggered it.
Modes
Operating modes, not yield labels.
Harbor generates income within policy. Breakwater activates when protection overrides profit.
Harbor earns. Breakwater protects.
Pursue cashflow when conditions allow. Shift to defense before you'd need to intervene.
Policy-bound income
Auto stress response
Auditable log
Harbor
Steady cashflow within your LTV and buffer constraints. Default state.
Breakwater
Auto de-risk: reduces exposure, pauses cashflow under stress.
Verified readout
Data source, stress assumptions, and next action stay visible before any guided rollout.
Private alpha
Design partners review the simulator first. Live execution stays gated.
Infrastructure
Executes on Sui. Venue-adaptive by design.
Fast execution, invisible gas, native BTC collateral path. Sui is where we start; the engine stays rail-agnostic as BTCfi matures.
Consumer-grade UX from simulation to live autopilot.
No gas tokens, no seed phrases, no bridge anxiety. Sui removes the friction that kills adoption.
Bitcoin-secured collateral on Sui — 2-of-2 MPC custody, institutional partners, no wrapped-bridge risk.
No SUI required in the user's wallet — gas handled by the session.
Execution routed across Sui venues via Cetus Aggregator — we don't pick a single pool.
Treasury state lives in owned Sui objects — policy actions don't queue behind unrelated traffic.
Shadow-first GTM
Native BTC collateral
Policy-driven cashflow
Sub-second finality
Aggregated DEX routing
FAQ
Straight answers only.
What TIDE can and cannot do. No fog.
No. It models a survivable cashflow range based on your policy and real collateral dynamics. Managed, never guaranteed.
Yield apps chase APY. TIDE enforces constraints: LTV ceilings, buffer floors, venue limits, auto stress response. Survivable cashflow, not maximum return.
See exactly how the autopilot behaves under stress before any capital is at risk. Trust earned, not assumed.
Drawdowns, volatility spikes, liquidity drops, or any threshold you define. It slows exposure and pauses cashflow automatically.
Not for Shadow Mode — it's pure simulation, no signing. For live autopilot you connect a Sui wallet (Sui Wallet, Phantom, Nightly, or any WalletStandard extension). Teams running BTC collateral through Hashi use institutional custody on the Bitcoin side — BitGo, FalconX, or equivalent.
Not yet. The on-chain policy engine runs on Sui testnet, gated behind design-partner access. Full third-party audit is a prerequisite for mainnet — Shadow Mode lets you evaluate behavior without capital in the meantime.
Pyth is the primary oracle for BTC/USD and collateral marks, with staleness and deviation gates baked into the policy engine. Lending-market health checks (LTV, utilization) read directly from Suilend and NAVI. If a feed is stale or outside tolerance, the autopilot pauses cashflow and surfaces the reason rather than acting on bad data.
Collateral and debt sit in standard Sui lending markets — Suilend and NAVI — directly under your wallet. Closing a TIDE policy pauses the autopilot; your positions remain fully accessible to unwind manually at any time.
Try it now
60 seconds to your first simulation.
BTC amount, cashflow target, risk limits → full behavior log. No wallet. No capital. No commitment.