Camber

The brief

A desk holding cash today can choose between Treasury bills, repo, tokenized money market funds and on-chain lending markets. Each lives in a different place, quotes yield a different way, and hides the terms that decide whether the yield is real: how big the fund is, how fast you can get out, and who says so. Camber needed a single screen a treasury desk could trust, and a site that explains it in one scroll.

What we built

A keyboard-first terminal and the data worker behind it. Twenty-four instruments sit in one table, indexed to the 3-month bill, SOFR or Aave in a click. Every rate, size and redemption limit carries a source line: FRED, SEC EDGAR, the funds’ own contracts on Ethereum and Stellar, DefiLlama, CoinGecko and live DEX quotes. Where two sources disagree, Camber shows the gap instead of quietly picking one. On top of that sit a Treasury curve with every fund plotted at its maturity, a redemption stress test priced from the issuers’ contracts and DEX depth, alerts on holdings, and committee-ready reports. The marketing site walks through the product with a live demo of the terminal itself.

What it does for them

• Bills, tokenized funds and DeFi rates are compared on one scale, gross or after the desk’s own haircuts.
• Every figure can be checked back to where it came from, which is what a risk committee asks first.
• The stress test answers the question yield tables skip: how much can you actually get out, and what does it cost?