Aumo is an AI agent that moves idle USDT0 into the best risk-adjusted yield on X Layer, on-chain lending and a Treasury-backed dollar, inside guardrails it can't break.
Launch appIt can explain any move it made, how it scored a venue, and what would turn it defensive, in plain language, from its own live state. No dashboards to decode.
Talk to AumoWhy did you move into USDG?
USDG scored highest on risk-adjusted yield this cycle. It's backed by cash and short-term Treasuries, so its peg and liquidity haircuts are small. I capped the move at the per-venue limit and left the rest in Aave to stay diversified.
The same five steps run every rebalance. Nothing happens off-chain that the receipt can't show.
Read live vault state and every allowlisted venue.
Haircut each yield by liquidity, peg, utilization and correlation.
The model reads the regime and can only tighten, never loosen.
Move within per-move and per-venue caps written into the contract.
Emit a receipt bound to a fingerprint of the exact policy in force.
Aumo moves real money, so the limits are enforced where they can't be argued with. Take the agent away and the funds stay exactly as safe.
A 30-cycle simulation through a venue that quietly deteriorates, then breaks. Same market, two strategies. Aumo's temporal read and stress test get it out in time; the yield-chaser is still inside when it snaps.
Aumo ends $2,209 (27%) ahead with 21.4% less drawdown, by exiting the hot venue before it broke. Method and math in the research note.
An autonomous treasury for stablecoins on X Layer. You deposit USDT0, and an AI agent puts it to work in real-world-asset and lending yield, preservation first, inside limits enforced on-chain that it cannot break. Every move is provable.
No. The agent can only shuffle funds between allowlisted venues and back. There is no path to withdraw to any outside address, and the caps are enforced by the contract, not the agent. The design treats the signing key as untrusted: even if it were fully compromised, the contract still only permits moves between approved venues, so it cannot drain the pool.
Real income, not speculation. USDT0 keeps its dollar peg, so the return is the interest the venues pay: on-chain lending yield on Aave, the yield on USDG (a Treasury-backed dollar), and Pendle fixed yield.
Yes. USDG is a regulated dollar backed by cash and short-term US Treasuries, so allocating into it is real-world-asset exposure, and Aumo also buys Pendle PT-USDG for a fixed, defined yield on that Treasury-backed dollar. Aumo is an AI agent whose core job is routing idle stablecoins into tokenized real-world-asset yield, on X Layer, preservation first.
USDT0 on X Layer, plus a little OKB for gas. No minimum and no lock-up. You receive pool shares and can redeem any time for your share of the pool plus any yield it earned.
Limits live in the contract, the AI can only ever tighten toward safety (never loosen a limit), every candidate allocation is stress-tested and passes an adversarial critic, and each venue is fork-proven against live mainnet contracts. The pool is covered by a full test and invariant suite.
Every cycle it scores each venue on risk, convenes a panel of specialist agents, checks a critic, and either rebalances or holds. You can replay any decision on the Activity page, tied to its on-chain transaction, or just ask the agent in plain language.