# Introduction

Nemo Vaults are automated yield strategy vaults built on the Nemo Protocol.\
You can think of them as a tireless, expert on-chain fund manager. Users do not need to have complex DeFi knowledge or perform frequent manual operations. Simply deposit a supported asset (such as a Momentum LP token) into the corresponding vault, and the vault will automatically execute a series of optimized strategies, such as auto-compounding and dynamic rebalancing, designed to capture maximized compound returns for your assets.<br>

Nemo Protocol plans to offer two types of vaults to meet the risk preferences and asset needs of different users.<br>

* LP Vaults This is the current core product of Nemo Vaults. Users can deposit LP tokens from third-party DEXs (e.g., suiUSDT-USDC LP on Momentum). The vault will then execute auto-compounding and dynamic rebalancing strategies around these LP positions.
* Single Token Vaults (Coming Soon) These vaults will allow users to deposit single assets directly (e.g., SUI, USDC, suiUSDT). The vault will deploy these funds into optimal, risk-managed external protocols (such as Lending Protocols, CDP Protocols, etc.) to generate yield and perform auto-compounding.


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