Overview
Rebalancing keeps your vault aligned with strategy targets. This guide covers when and how to rebalance effectively.When to Rebalance
Maturity Events
Most common trigger for fixed-rate vaults:Drift Threshold
When allocation drifts from target:Rate Opportunities
When rates significantly improve:Large Deposits/Withdrawals
New capital needs deployment:Rebalancing Process
Step 1: Assess Current State
Step 2: Calculate Target
Step 3: Plan Trades
Step 4: Execute
Rebalancing Strategies
Calendar-Based
Fixed schedule regardless of drift:Threshold-Based
Rebalance when drift exceeds threshold:Opportunistic
Rebalance when market conditions favor it:- Rates significantly higher/lower
- Liquidity unusually good
- New opportunities emerge
Execution Best Practices
Gradual Moves
Large rebalances over multiple days to reduce market impact
Limit Orders
Use limit orders for better execution
Document Rationale
Record why you’re rebalancing
Consider Costs
Factor in any costs (opportunity, gas if applicable)
Rebalancing Example
Costs of Rebalancing
Automation
For approved curators, automation tools:FAQs
How often should I rebalance?
How often should I rebalance?
Depends on strategy. Fixed-rate vaults often rebalance at maturities. Active strategies may rebalance weekly.
Can I rebalance too much?
Can I rebalance too much?
Yes. Excessive rebalancing can reduce returns through costs and missed yield.
What if I can't fill my orders?
What if I can't fill my orders?
Adjust rates or split across maturities. Partial deployment is okay.