Performance Fee

Lido

2026-10-02 14:24:00

Lido revises EarnUSD fees, setting launch rates at 0.2% management fee and 15% performance fee

Lido said it is changing the fee model for EarnUSD. Under the updated structure, the product will have a fee cap of 0.5% for asset management and 20% for performance fees. At launch, however, the actual rates will be set lower on the management side and higher on the performance side than before: 0.2% for asset management and 15% for performance fees. The previous rates were 1% for asset management and 10% for performance fees. Lido also said all fees will be displayed in the EarnUSD vault user interface. The update outlines both the upper limits of the model and the initial fee settings that users will see when the product goes live.

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Pear Protocol

2026-09-15 07:45:55

Pear Protocol says Agent Pear vault will open on Sept. 16 with a $1 million initial cap

Pear Protocol said it plans to roll out its Agent Pear vault this week, with deposits scheduled to open on Sept. 16. According to the project, users who deposit funds into the vault will have paired trades opened and closed automatically by an agent that follows publicly disclosed signals. The first phase of the vault will be capped at $1 million. The protocol said the vault is an audited ERC-4626 contract deployed on HyperEVM. Trading will be executed through a restricted agent wallet, which, according to Pear Protocol, cannot withdraw or transfer user funds. On fees, the project said the initial $1 million in deposits will not be charged entry or exit fees. A 20% performance fee will apply only to profits above the previous high-water mark.

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Lido

2026-08-27 12:07:33

Lido revises EarnETH fee model, cutting management fee and raising performance-based charges

Lido has updated the fee structure for its EarnETH Vault, replacing the previous fixed model of 1% assets-under-management (AUM) fee plus a 10% performance fee with a more flexible framework tied more closely to product performance. Under the revised structure, the fee schedule can go up to 0.5% AUM plus a 20% performance fee. At launch, however, the vault will use a lower starting rate of 0.2% AUM and a 15% performance fee. According to Lido, the drop in the management fee from 1% to 0.2% is intended to reduce holding costs for users during lower-yield periods, while the higher performance fee is meant to align protocol revenue more directly with the vault’s actual results. Lido also said all currently effective fees will be displayed transparently in the EarnETH Vault interface. The change is aimed at refining the pricing mechanism for the EarnETH yield product and making the fee structure more flexible.

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