The funnel
1
Venue vetting
A venue must prove itself before any vault touches it: contract behaviour verified against source, routing probed with real transactions, failure modes mapped. New venues are added deliberately, not automatically.
2
Asset screen
An asset enters the universe only with real liquidity depth, a usable price feed, and a listing that isn’t going to disappear next week. Stock tokens, majors and stables each have their own admission criteria.
3
Pool ranking
Eligible pools are ranked continuously on sustained emissions, liquidity depth, and realised (not advertised) yield. The ranking model — how these are weighed, decayed, and cross-checked — is proprietary and closed source. It is the product.
4
Vault allowlist
The winning pools are written to your vault’s on-chain allowlist. The agent can only ever operate inside that list — this is a contract-level guarantee, not a policy.
Why a live screen matters
Curated lists decay silently: emissions dry up, liquidity migrates, and the list keeps pointing at last month’s best pools. The screen re-evaluates the whole chain continuously, so what your vault holds tracks where the yield actually is — and the app renders the screen’s live output, never a static snapshot.Build-your-own strategies use the same funnel — your asset picks define which part of the universe the agent may use, and the screen decides the rest. See Build your own.