Ventura is a neutral risk-intelligence layer for crypto CFOs. We map the hidden dependencies between Solana protocols — oracle clusters, shared liquidity, signer overlap — so your treasury knows where the real exposure is, not just where the balance is.
No custody. No smart-contract risk. Read-only by design in v1.
Drift Protocol — $280M drained in 2026. Mango, before that. The CFOs at every Solana foundation are now asking the same question: where exactly is our treasury risk, and how fast can we move? No tool answers that today.
The moat
Every Solana protocol claims to be diversified. Almost none of them are. Ventura aggregates oracle dependency data from Pyth + Switchboard, on-chain flow analytics from Nansen, and protocol risk scores from Chaos Labs into a single map: real cross-protocol exposure.
The output is not another data feed. It is an answer to the one question every treasury team has after Drift:
“Wait — how much of our portfolio actually depends on the same thing?”
What Ventura does
Not a data dump. A decision layer — built around how treasury teams actually work.
Maps oracle cluster overlaps, shared liquidity, and signer overlap. The cross-protocol exposure no single provider can see on their own.
Deterministic, evidence-backed scores across 15+ protocols. Every score breaks down into eight signals with full rationale.
Per-protocol caps based on your treasury's risk posture. Each recommendation includes a transparent why.
Score deterioration, withdrawal pressure, signer changes, oracle deviation. Alerts that tell you what to do — not just what happened.
Recommendations convert directly into Squads approval flows. Full audit trail for every decision.
No protocol affiliation. No yield routing in v1. No conflict of interest. The only layer that can give you an honest cross-provider view.
The competitive position
Any dashboard they ship has to highlight their own yields and downplay downsides. Honest cross-provider risk is structurally incompatible with their incentives.
Built for analysts and trading desks. Their outputs aren't surfaced inside a treasury workflow with approvals, allocations, and audit trail.
Squads owns execution. Building intelligence on top would put them in competition with their own integration ecosystem. We're the partner, not the replacement.
Ventura sits in the only seat that has none of these conflicts — neutral aggregation, treasury-native UX, no execution layer in v1.
Data sources
Built for orgs already on Squads
How it works
Read-only. Ventura maps your current exposure across every protocol you hold.
Oracle clusters, shared liquidity, correlated counterparties — surfaced as one map.
Per-protocol caps with rationale. Generated against your specific posture.
One click turns a recommendation into a Squads proposal. Full audit trail attached.
We are onboarding design partners now. Limited spots available.