> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://dirac-finance.gitbook.io/dirac-finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://dirac-finance.gitbook.io/dirac-finance/introduction.md).

# Introduction

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**Dirac Finance builds curation infrastructure for financial strategies.** \
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As finance moves onchain, strategies, curators, and capital remain fragmented. Dirac connects them through an infrastructure where new sources of yield can be integrated, proposed to curators, and distributed through curated vaults.

Dirac supports four levels of curation, from fully onchain yield to tokenized & RWA yield, derivatives, and multi-leg strategies. Levels 1–3 follow familiar Morpho-style curation workflows, while Level 4 uses a dedicated architecture for more complex strategies such as delta-neutral vaults. Curators select venues and yield sources, configure risk parameters, deploy vaults, and manage them over time, while Dirac provides the underlying integrations and infrastructure.

In parallel, Dirac continuously expands **Strategy Supply** by integrating existing onchain opportunities and sourcing new strategies from asset managers, hedge funds, and other strategy originators. \
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The operating model: **source strategies → propose them to curators → distribute the resulting vaults → repeat.**

Dirac’s long-term objective is to build the market where **strategy originators, professional curators, and LP capital meet and do business with aligned interests.**