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vialSoteria Labs

Soteria is named for the Greek goddess of safety, deliverance, and preservation from harm. Soteria was called upon after danger had passed, to guide survivors through recovery and restoration.

Soteria Overview

Through the Soteria Protocol users can convert their failing assets individually or collectively into TERMS. Once they hold $TERMS, they can put it to work in an Automated Liquidity Pool that compounds, rebalances, and keeps their recovered value productive. For further gains users can stake their Liquid Tokens to earn rewards.

<97% of Tokens Fail> <Dead tokens sit idle> <Projects are abandon> <Traders are left in the cold>

Why Soteria Is Needed

Across millions of wallets sits a hidden, unnamed problem the industry has ignored: Crypto Dirt, tokens that still hold real value but have been psychologically abandoned. Unlike “dust,” which may trapped by gas fees, Crypto Dirt is trapped by human behavior: avoidance, loss aversion, decision fatigue, and the quiet shame of failed trades. The liquidity exists. The swap paths exist. What doesn’t exist is the emotional or operational infrastructure to help people act. Millions of dollars in dormant capital sit untouched because recovery feels harder than doing nothing. Soteria is needed because it removes that cognitive burden transforming neglected, painful positions into productive, yield-generating assets automatically. It doesn’t erase losses; it gives people a way forward.

Soteria is Built on Four Key Components:

The Soteria Protocol is a coordinated system of smart contracts that handles token deposits, swaps, liquidity management, and rewards.

TERMS are the native ERC-20 token of the Soteria. All dust and dirt is swapped into TERMS. Users must hold TERMS to use the Soteria dApp.

Yield Farming of fees captured through dust/dirt swaps through Soteria's V3 liquidity Pool will be distributed to liquidity providers.

AI Agents Prometheus and Demeter agents will work in tandem, one identifying projects that likely to fail and one managing yield farming operations.