Curator record
Someone can change the terms
of your vault overnight.
A Morpho vault has a curator: the person or firm that sets its fee and decides what it lends against. They can raise that fee, or hand the vault to someone else, and nobody has to tell you. The numbers are public — what is missing is anyone writing down what they used to be.
So we write them down. Once a day we read the parameters of every listed vault on Base and keep only the differences. No opinions about any curator, no predictions, and nothing about anyone's wallet — a fee that went from one number to another, with the dates we saw it between.
Nothing has changed since we started watching.
Watching 24 listed vaults on Base since 8 Aug 2026, last checked 10 Aug 2026. That is 2 checks with no fee change, no curator change and no vault entering or leaving the list. This is a result, not a missing page.
What this covers, and what it does not
Three things are recorded: the performance fee, who curates the vault, and whether the vault is in Morpho's listed set. Those are decisions somebody makes. Yield and deposits move on their own every hour, so they are not decisions and are not recorded — three real events would drown in a thousand meaningless ones.
Collateral changes are not recorded. A curator can also let a vault lend against something new, which changes your risk as much as a fee does. We do not read that field, so this page does not claim to watch it. An empty page is not proof that a vault stayed the same.
Dates are ranges, not moments. We compare one daily reading to the previous one, so we know a change happened between two dates and not the hour it happened. Fee and curator changes are onchain, so an exact block is provable — we do not read it from the chain today, and this page says “seen between” rather than inventing a timestamp we do not have.
Nobody's wallet is here. This page has no idea which vaults you use, and it never will. It reads public vault parameters and nothing else.
If you need someone to read a vault for you, that is what an Ask is for: put a budget on the question and pay the person who answers it. Open Asks.