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Yield is not loyal. Emissions programs get re-voted, incentives migrate between venues, new pools launch rich and decay fast. Rotation is the agent moving liquidity from a fading pool to a better one — the discipline that separates farming from bag-holding.

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How a rotation happens

  1. The screen flags it. The universe screen continuously re-ranks every eligible pool. When a vault’s current pool falls materially behind an alternative — persistently, not on a single noisy reading — it becomes a rotation candidate.
  2. The economics are checked. Rotating costs real money: unwinding, swapping, re-minting. The agent moves only when the sustained yield difference justifies the switching cost. The scoring model and its thresholds are closed source.
  3. The move executes. Positions unwind in the old pool, assets convert as needed (per-swap loss caps apply, always), and the planting machinery opens positions at the new venue. Rotation swaps have their own tighter on-chain cap, separate from ordinary conversions.
Each rotation appears in your statement: what was left, what was entered, and the transactions.

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What rotation never does

  • Leave the allowlist. Rotations can only target pools on your vault’s on-chain allowlist — the same contract-level boundary as everything else the agent does.
  • Change your strategy. Bluechip rotates among bluechip pools; your BYO asset picks are never overridden. Rotation changes where your assets work, not what you hold.
  • Chase noise. A pool that spiked for an afternoon is not a target. Persistence requirements are built into the scoring precisely because incentive programs whipsaw.