# Automated Vaults

Mito’s automated vaults employ sophisticated algorithms to execute various trading strategies, aiming to generate returns and manage risks within predetermined parameters.

Instead of the traditional liquidity model, which typically follows a continuous curve by the formula x\*y=k, Mito’s automated vaults create discrete orderbook liquidity positions.

<figure><img src="/files/zn8oHe4pPGNpsIkQTsdu" alt=""><figcaption><p>The standard CPMM Liquidity Model</p></figcaption></figure>

### Key Features of the Automated Vaults

* **Diverse Strategies:** A range of vaults catering to different risk tolerances and target returns is available, depending on asset and vault type.&#x20;
* **Vault Transparency:** Data for each vault is clearly displayed with the various underlying mathematical models and historical performance of each strategy since its inception.
* **Vault Tokenization:** Users receive vault tokens representing their proportional share of the underlying assets and accrued profits within each vault. These tokens may be staked for additional rewards.&#x20;
* **Dynamic Order Management:** The automated vaults interact with protocols in the Injective ecosystem such as Helix by placing limit orders based on the chosen strategy and real-time market conditions. Orders are adjusted and rebalanced automatically to maintain optimal exposure and capture opportunities.

Participation in automated vaults involves exposure to inherent risks associated with crypto markets, including price volatility, technical issues, and smart contract security vulnerabilities. Users should carefully assess these risks and conduct thorough research before depositing funds into any vault.

For specific details about individual automated vault strategies, performance data, and risk considerations, please refer to the dedicated sections within the documentation.

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