Roadmap & What's Next
WBTC-only scope, custom routing, more chains, and where Midas is headed.
Why most strategies are WBTC-only right now
The HODL+ preset supports all five BTC assets on Starknet today: WBTC, tBTC, SolvBTC, LBTC, and strkBTC. The three more complex presets — Modular Power-Stack, Split Routing Yield Maxi, and Active Guard — are wBTC-only. In the Strategy Maker, selecting any non-WBTC asset visibly greys these presets out and marks them "WBTC only."
These strategies are not simply yield strategies — they are multi-protocol routing strategies. Each step — Endur staking, Vesu borrowing, swap routing, Ekubo LP positions — has been individually vetted for wBTC. The liquidity depth, collateral factor configurations, available swap paths, and vault compatibility all depend on wBTC's position as the most liquid BTC asset on Starknet.
Running the same architecture on a different BTC token requires individually validated routes, liquidity floors, and protocol integrations for each asset. Shipping support before those conditions are met would expose users to degraded execution and unvalidated liquidation parameters.
v2 expansion
Expanding multi-step strategy support to additional BTC assets — tBTC, SolvBTC, LBTC, strkBTC — is a priority for v2. Assets will be unlocked progressively as liquidity deepens and protocol-level collateral support matures for each one, rather than all at once. This is a deliberate quality-over-speed decision.
More strategies, apps & integrations
Yes — more strategies are coming, and so are integrations with more protocols and applications.
The preset strategies that ship today are the foundation. The Strategy Maker was built to be composable from day one: the step types, protocol adapters, and routing engine are designed to accommodate new protocols without rewriting the core. Midas already aggregates pools across Vesu, Ekubo, Troves, Endur, ForgeYields, and Noon, and that set will keep expanding.
Planned additions include integrations with further Starknet DeFi protocols, additional LP and yield vault types, and more granular strategy configurations — including ones that optimize for points farming, specific APY/risk tradeoffs, or new asset classes beyond BTC.
| Phase | Scope |
|---|---|
| Live now | HODL+, Modular Power-Stack, Split Routing Yield Maxi, Active Guard on Starknet |
| v2 | Expanded BTC asset support, new protocol adapters, additional preset strategies |
| Beyond v2 | Cross-chain routing, user-built strategies, Strategy Router execution |
Customizable strategies & user routing
Yes. The ability for users to build, save, and execute their own fully custom strategies is a core part of where Midas is headed.
The current Strategy Maker already lets you compose custom step sequences and run them in simulation — exploring APY projections, leverage math, and liquidation prices across any combination of supported protocols. Today, a modified strategy is simulation-only: it executes as the base preset. What's coming is the infrastructure to take those custom strategies from simulation all the way to on-chain execution.
The Strategy Router
This will be powered by the Strategy Router — an audited on-chain contract that executes user-defined strategy plans atomically. Rather than pre-encoding specific protocol call sequences (as the current presets do), the Router takes a compiled plan describing each leg, sizing mode, and outcome invariants, and executes it in a single transaction.
This unlocks true user-defined strategy execution, exact mid-flow sizing, and leverage loops that aren't possible with today's direct multicall approach. The router enforces an ends-empty rule on-chain — it holds nothing between transactions and is a plan executor, not a vault.
User-defined strategies will support the same protocol adapters available in the preset builder — Vesu, Endur, Ekubo, Troves, AVNU, and more to come — composable in any sequence you can build and validate in the simulator.
Status
The Strategy Router is an approved design currently moving toward build and audit. The architecture has been validated on a mainnet fork. It is not yet deployed — this documentation will be updated when it ships.
More chains
Yes. Midas will expand to additional chains beyond Starknet.
Starknet is where Midas launched because of its strong BTC DeFi ecosystem, low fees, and the composability that its native multicall model provides. But BTC liquidity is not monolithic — it exists in fragmented pools across many ecosystems, and serving Bitcoin holders means meeting them wherever their BTC actually is.
Multi-chain expansion is built into the long-term architecture. As BTC liquidity deepens on other chains and as Midas's routing infrastructure matures, new chains will be added progressively. The focus will always follow BTC liquidity, not chain hype.
What comes next
Midas is a strategy execution layer today. Where it is going is something more fundamental: solving BTC liquidity fragmentation across chains, and bringing the 98% of Bitcoin that sits idle into DeFi.
That number matters. The vast majority of all BTC in existence has never interacted with a DeFi protocol. It sits in cold wallets, exchanges, and custodial products, earning nothing. The gap between Bitcoin's market cap and its DeFi participation rate is the problem Midas is ultimately built to address — not by compromising on Bitcoin's core properties, but by removing the friction that keeps Bitcoin holders out of DeFi in the first place.
Roadmap
| Status | Milestone |
|---|---|
| ✅ Live | Strategy execution on Starknet — four presets, non-custodial, atomic |
| 🔨 In build | Strategy Router & custom strategy execution |
| 🗒️ Roadmap | Multi-chain BTC support — following liquidity across chains |
| 🔭 Vision | Cross-chain interoperability — solving BTC liquidity fragmentation at the infrastructure layer |
| 🔭 Vision | Activating idle BTC — bringing the 98% into DeFi on terms that honor the Bitcoin ethos |
The commitment
Every product decision at Midas is held against one question: does this bring more BTC into DeFi without asking users to trust us with their Bitcoin?
Non-custodial execution, atomic multicalls, user-owned positions aren't just features. They're constraints we've set for ourselves. Interoperability and solving liquidity fragmentation across chains is the next frontier. The long-term commitment is to core Bitcoin ethos: self-custody, trustlessness, and no compromise on the properties that make BTC what it is.
Disclaimer
This documentation reflects the current state of the Midas protocol. Features described as roadmap items are planned but not yet deployed or audited. Third-party protocol integrations are subject to change based on external protocol conditions. Midas is not responsible for fees, risks, or changes made by integrated third-party protocols. Always review the documentation of underlying protocols before executing a strategy.
Midas does not provide financial advice. DeFi strategies carry risk — including smart contract risk, liquidation risk, and impermanent loss. Never deposit more than you can afford to lose.