What is SIRE?
αVault participants receive non-transferable vtSIRE units representing a share of the vault. SIRE tokens are not required to participate, although staking changes fees and capacity limits apply. Unit price, fee tier and withdrawal mechanics need assessment separately from aLink access.
The announced market-neutral ΔVault is coming soon. aLink documentation also lists live in-game signals and direct Kalshi/SX Bet routing as in development. Coverage naming Polymarket, Kalshi and SX Bet does not establish execution in every interface.
Who it is for
- Sports researchers examining model reasoning and pricing differences.
- Users comparing managed prediction-market vault structures.
- SIRE holders considering access to the analytics terminal.
Features and coverage
- aLink chat and edge scanner
Inspect probability forecasts and model explanations, compare model estimates with sportsbook prices and enter parameters for bankroll-sizing research.
- Directional vault units
αVault accepts USDC and issues non-transferable vtSIRE units representing participation in the provider’s strategy.
- Documented exposure rules
The documentation specifies a maximum of 1% per trade and 12% of bankroll deployed.
- Personal high-water mark
Performance fees apply to new gains above the relevant participant’s personal high-water mark.
- Settled records and streaming
Inspect game, stake, payout, PnL and ROI records. Winning proceeds are incorporated over 24 hours rather than all at once.
Workflows with SIRE
Research with aLink
Check token access, open an upcoming event and examine the forecast, reasoning and sizing assumptions.
Evaluate vault participation
Read unit mechanics, capacity, fees and withdrawal terms before deciding whether the structure fits the intended use.
Inspect recorded performance
Review settled positions and distinguish realized results from proceeds still being streamed into the vault.
Pricing and total cost
aLink is token-gated, with exact thresholds shown in its access interface. αVault has no token-holding requirement, but participation is capacity-limited.
Fees and usage costs
- αVault management fee: 2% annually.
- Performance fee: 20% down to 10%, depending on SIRE staking level, with a personal high-water mark.
- Withdrawal fee: 2% down to 1%, depending on staking.
Access: Withdrawal requests finalize after 7 days; this is not instant liquidity.
Getting started
Before you start: αVault units cannot be transferred.
- Choose the aLink research or αVault participation workflow and read its documentation.
- For aLink, check the token access requirement.
- For αVault, inspect unit price, available capacity and the applicable fee tier.
- Review settled positions, profit streaming and the withdrawal process before participating.
Vault units are non-transferable, and withdrawals take 7 days.
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What to check
- αVault units cannot be transferred.
- Withdrawal is a 7-day process, not immediate liquidity.
- ΔVault is coming soon.
- aLink’s live in-game signals and direct Kalshi/SX Bet order routing are in development.
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Does αVault require SIRE tokens?
No. Participation is capacity-limited, and staking SIRE changes the applicable fee level.
Can vtSIRE units be transferred?
The documentation says the vault units are non-transferable.
How long does withdrawal take?
Requests finalize after 7 days, subject to the published withdrawal process and applicable fee.
Is ΔVault available?
No. The announced market-neutral vault is labeled coming soon.


