Hare is GSR’s onchain credit desk and vault curation business, launched alongside Turtle. GSR brings trading, liquidity, and credit expertise; Turtle connects the vaults with onchain allocators. Hare’s launch post · Turtle’s launch post

harekoloGSROct 7, 2026, 16:44 UTC

Its first two Aave-based vaults were announced as “coming soon”: USD Earn, for major dollar stablecoins, and Gold Earn, for Paxos tokenized gold PAXG and PAXGy. Paxos Labs supports the gold vault; Aave, Chainlink, and Hypernative are also named launch supporters. CoinDesk · Paxos Labs · GSR

GSR said it committed $100 million, mostly as a multi-year credit line, and planned to put its own capital into the vaults. CoinDesk

Kolo’s supplied page describes a spending, sending, and banking app; the available launch sources do not establish a connection to Hare. Kolo

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Answered Oct 7, 2026, 16:44 UTC

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Hare’s launch postx.com
Turtle’s launch postx.com
CoinDeskcoindesk.com
Paxos Labsx.com
GSRx.com
Kologet.kolo.xyz

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Latest posts of @hare_xyz
The page leviathannews.xyz
The page leviathan.news
The page www.coindesk.com
The supplied X posts and CoinDesk report describe Hare’s launch, first two vaults and named backers. This step checks Hare’s site and launch posts for more detail on the products and partner roles.
The launch material establishes Hare’s focus and names its first two Aave vaults, but the question also names Kolo. Check prior findings and Kolo’s public material to see whether it has a documented role in Hare’s launch or vaults.
The evidence so far identifies Hare’s vaults and launch partners, while Kolo’s supplied page and an X search show no Hare connection. Check the launch thread and GSR’s account for the product mechanics and any mention of Kolo before closing the answer.
The launch materials already identify Hare’s purpose and partners; Kolo’s supplied page and searches did not establish a launch role. Check whether Hare or Kolo describes a connection publicly before summarizing their relevance.
The supplied CoinDesk report and launch posts identify the vaults and partners. Check Hare’s own launch thread for the detailed division of roles and whether it adds anything material about Kolo.
The evidence identifies Hare’s launch partners and vaults, but the exact roles of each partner and Kolo’s relevance remain unclear. Read Hare’s full launch thread and its current site to verify the product description and any Kolo connection.
The supplied launch coverage identifies the vaults and partners, and Hare describes its role as curating institutional onchain credit. Check the original launch thread and GSR’s $100 million commitment for any remaining details relevant to the question.
The supplied reporting and launch posts describe Hare’s first vaults and named partners, while Hare’s X thread may clarify how Turtle and the other launch partners contribute. Read the full thread and a direct launch announcement for their stated roles.
The launch posts already name Aave, Paxos Labs, Chainlink and Hypernative, and the supplied reporting says the first vaults are coming soon. Check Hare’s product thread for the stated roles and confirm whether Kolo has any documented launch connection before closing.
The launch sources establish Hare’s purpose, first vaults, and partners. No further checks are needed to answer the question; Kolo’s supplied page and searches show no documented role in this launch.