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# Partner Vaults — Bond Model

CheomaYield's growth model is **partnership vaults**: a partner community locks up its own token as a bond to access CheomaYield's high fixed APY.

## How the bond gate works

1. A partner community (e.g. GIWA Markets) has a native token.
2. CheomaYield deploys a `PartnerPreDeposit` vault configured for that token.
3. To deposit, a user must **hold ≥ `minGateUsd`** worth of the partner token — this amount is **escrowed** into the vault (the "bond").
4. The bond stays locked alongside the user's USDC until **full withdrawal**, then is returned in-kind.
5. Partner-token price is read from a 30-minute Uniswap V3 TWAP (two-leg route).

This creates a mutually beneficial loop: the partner community gets access to high APY, and the partner token gets a utility-driven demand sink.

## First partner — GIWA Markets

* **Partner token**: GIWA `0xdaB0E8CE3b999D16898709A6DfC44c953bFc43b1`
* **Chain**: Robinhood Chain (chainId 4663)
* **Vault**: `0xd487e29c9f628395252707f72b220eB9D9afECBB`
* **APR**: 56.3% · **Cap**: $50,000 · **Bond**: $100 GIWA
* **Deposit asset**: USDG (Global Dollar / Paxos)

## Repeating the model

Each new partner is a fresh `PartnerPreDeposit` deploy with its own token, TWAP pools, gate amount, cap, and APR. The contract is reusable and chain-agnostic.


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