An autonomous, AI-powered strategy that manages your vault. The agent handles yield scanning, rebalancing, reward compounding, and transaction execution.
A conservative estimate of yield that accounts for the volatility and potential devaluation of reward tokens. Yield Seeker converts all rewards to USDC to ensure this rate reflects actual returns.
Yield Seeker’s default strategy. Autoseek monitors yield opportunities in real time, reallocates funds to top-performing vaults, converts reward tokens into USDC, and compounds returns—all automatically.
An Ethereum protocol standard used to delegate specific transaction permissions to your agent. Enables secure, gas-efficient execution without exposing your private keys.
A pool of assets deposited into a protocol that borrowers can access. Yield is generated for lenders based on demand for borrowing and protocol incentives.
The process of moving assets between vaults or protocols to capture higher yield. Yield Seeker agents rebalance automatically when doing so is cost-effective.
Extra tokens distributed by some protocols as incentives for depositing assets. These are often volatile. Yield Seeker converts them to USDC to protect your returns.
A program deployed on the blockchain that runs autonomously. Yield Seeker interfaces with smart contracts through its agents without human intervention.
An isolated contract-based account which the user’s agent uses to control funds. Each account is scoped to a single user, and only that user can withdraw funds from it.
A secure enclave used by Coinbase to store private keys. Yield Seeker uses Coinbase’s TEE-based infrastructure to ensure keys remain encrypted, isolated, and inaccessible during operations.
