> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.krystal.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.krystal.app/products/others/shared-vault-v1/publish-vault.md).

# Publish A Shared Vault

Optionally, you can choose to publish to allow others to invest in your vault. You will earn part of the total fees generated by the vault.

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You will be shared back **5%** of the total fees generated by a public vault. This is regardless of your own shares in the vault.
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To publish, click the <mark style="color:purple;">**PUBLISH VAULT**</mark> button on the vault detail page.&#x20;

#### Enforcement Rules

Before publishing, you’ll need to configure a few **enforcement rules**. These rules help protect depositors and boost trust in your Vault by ensuring transparent, consistent behavior.

* **Range Strategy**\
  Define whether your Vault uses a **Narrow** or **Wide** LP range strategy. This informs users of the level of volatility or precision in your approach.
* **Allowed Liquidity Pools:** You can either
  * **Fix a specific list of LP pools** that your Vault will interact with, or
  * **Set a min-value** to validate pools dynamically at the time of allocation.

:white\_check\_mark: Having a fixed pool list is generally recommended for clarity and safety.

:100: Once set, Krystal will automatically calculate and display a **Safety Evaluation Score** based on your configurations. A higher score indicates better transparency and risk management—earning more credibility from the community.

#### **Benefits of Publishing**

* Monetize your strategy performance
* Grow your TVL and reputation in the Krystal ecosystem


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