From Orderly's public data · as of Nov 10, 2026
Orderly strategy vaults, checked
Orderly is the order book behind many perp DEX front ends. Its strategy vaults let a strategy provider trade pooled USDC; Orderly publishes each vault's size, share price and fee through its public API. We save the list once a day and show the vaults with real money in them, with our own record next to Orderly's figures.
More verified results: the AI trading leaderboard, Hyperliquid vaults, Lighter pools and dHEDGE vaults.
The vaults
| Vault | In the vault | 30-day APY | Lifetime APY | Our record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orderly OmniVault | $5.7M | +16.9% | +10.8% | −0.1% |
| Smaug | $511k | +36.5% | +22.8% | +0.2% |
FAQ
Which Orderly strategy vaults are the biggest?
As of Nov 10, 2026, the largest is Orderly OmniVault with $5.7M. Size tells you who trusts a vault, not whether it makes money.
Where do these numbers come from?
From Orderly's public strategy-vault API, which needs no login. We save the whole list once a day. Orderly's own figures are shown as theirs; our record uses only the share prices we saved ourselves, starting Nov 9, 2026.
Is it safe to deposit?
A vault can lose money, and a manager or a strategy can change at any time. Check the worst drop before the return, start small, and see where to keep the rest. Not financial advice.
Method and limits
- Who is included: every vault Orderly lists with at least $10k in it.
- Our record: the return and the worst drop from the share prices we save once a day, starting Nov 9, 2026. Ranked at 30 days, with the 30% drawdown gate.
- Limits: daily prices hide moves inside a day; closed and emptied vaults drop off the list, so it looks better than vaults did on average.