Share Value
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The Onyx valuation system is designed to aggregate diverse positions into a single value.
Positions are totally arbitrary and can be:
on-chain (e.g., ERC20 tokens, NFT, RWA)
off-chain (e.g., bank account balance, real estate appraisal)
cross-chain
on EVM chain or non-EVM chain
debts (e.g., pro-rata management costs)
credits (e.g., pro-rata rewards)
Value is ALWAYS quoted:
in the "value asset" (e.g., "USD") set in Shares
with 18-decimal precision (e.g., 1e18 = $1)
The system distinguishes between two related but different concepts:
Share Value: The net value per share, inclusive of all positions and fees
Share Price: The issuance rate for deposits and redemptions, which may include premiums, discounts, or other repricing behavior
Generally, share value and share price are the same, except where value is 0, in which case price defaults to one unit of the value asset (i.e., 1e18).
Share value and share price include a timestamp indicating when the calculation was performed. It is then the responsibility of consumers to assess the staleness of the timestamp.
Value calculations are handled by ValuationHandler.
There are three categories of value that are aggregated:
Tracked positions: holdings or liabilities that are explicitly added to ValueInterpreter via IPositionTracker instances. These are automatically reported during share value updates.
Untracked positions: any holdings or liabilities not added as (1). These are self-reported during share value updates.
Unclaimed fees: any fees that have been assessed but not transferred to the recipient
value = tracked positions + untracked positions - unclaimed fees
share value = value / total shares
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