@Dolomite turns "continuous income, clear separation of power supply" into protocol capabilities: income-generating assets can be continuously accrued as collateral, with multiple operation legs split above them by isolation cabins, where borrowing limits, discounts, and liquidation paths are independent of each other, thus putting "income legs, leverage legs, hedging legs, and redemption buffers" into the same accounting view. The common execution issues in traditional multi-protocol combinations are gaps and reconciliation frictions—redemptions, warehouse transfers, and re-mortgaging are both slow and prone to valuation errors. Isolation cabins internalize these actions into the same framework; strategy switching becomes a modification of procedures rather than a demolition.
Engineering details dictate availability. The price updates of vault-type collateral need to accelerate refresh during extreme periods to avoid valuation lags that harm healthy positions; CREATE2 pre-generated cabin addresses connect with whitelist counterparties, reducing authorization overhead during high-frequency borrowing and replenishment; fees, slippage, and capital occupation at the cabin level are formatted into exportable report fields, with daily NAV and redemption snapshots being automatically implemented. For institutions, this is a transition from "income snapshots" to "consistent and traceable" governance dividends.
A reference approach is to modularize common strategies into cabin templates: for example, structured notes maintain rhythm with "income base + subscription cabin + hedging cabin," while options rotations separate risk control with "call cabin / put cabin"; market making/basis ensures peak supply with "inventory cabin / acceptance cabin." Weekly reports uniformly output "base income—cabin-level P&L—net exposure—health status," with audits sampling penetration via "cabin hash + price source version." As the reporting links stabilize, the redemption experience and risk control discipline can be optimized on the same timeline, naturally enhancing capital turnover and efficiency.
The signal to assess the maturity of @Dolomite lies in the proportion and growth rate of income-type collateral, the distribution of cabin health status, and the quality of liquidation, as well as the price refresh delays during extreme market conditions. When these indicators are controllable, isolation cabins are no longer just a formality, but the true capability of the on-chain "main broker": continuous income, visible discipline, and substantiated communication.
