Today, a project called TheoriqAI officially launched their AlphaVault product.
What’s the biggest highlight of this thing? It manages your funds using a dedicated autonomous AI agent. It’s not one of those mindless high-yield chasing strategies—instead, it seeks a balance between risk and reward, aiming for the optimal risk-adjusted return.
The sources of yield are pretty diverse—of course, there’s basic ETH POS staking rewards, plus additional yield stacked from the Lido protocol, and on top of that, revenue sharing from the MEV vault. With these multiple income streams combined, it should theoretically be more attractive than simple staking.
They’re currently running a 90-day TVL deposit campaign, with a total reward pool of 1%. If you’re interested, you might want to look into their specific mechanisms and risk models, since AI-driven fund management is still a relatively new direction.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 18h ago
AI agents managing money? I've seen this trick too many times. Let's see if it's actually reliable before saying anything.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 18h ago
AI agents managing money? Sounds pretty novel, but we still need to see the actual results before making any judgments.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 18h ago
AI agents managing money sounds nice, but it still depends on the risk model. A 1% reward pool is a bit stingy.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 18h ago
AI managing money? Sounds pretty appealing, but it depends on whether it crashes or not. Only a 1% reward? That's it?
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NFTHoarder
· 18h ago
AI managing money by itself? Sounds pretty good, but that 1% reward pool is a bit stingy...
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LiquidatorFlash
· 19h ago
Can AI agent management really achieve "risk balancing"? What I see more is black-box operations... The 1% reward pool over 90 days feels more like subsidizing liquidity. The key is what the liquidation threshold is set to—that's the real crux.
Today, a project called TheoriqAI officially launched their AlphaVault product.
What’s the biggest highlight of this thing? It manages your funds using a dedicated autonomous AI agent. It’s not one of those mindless high-yield chasing strategies—instead, it seeks a balance between risk and reward, aiming for the optimal risk-adjusted return.
The sources of yield are pretty diverse—of course, there’s basic ETH POS staking rewards, plus additional yield stacked from the Lido protocol, and on top of that, revenue sharing from the MEV vault. With these multiple income streams combined, it should theoretically be more attractive than simple staking.
They’re currently running a 90-day TVL deposit campaign, with a total reward pool of 1%. If you’re interested, you might want to look into their specific mechanisms and risk models, since AI-driven fund management is still a relatively new direction.