Why we build yld.fun?

Billions in crypto sit idle because the majority does not have the time, tools, or confidence to actively manage their capital in the fast-moving DeFi markets.

yld.fun fixes this by bringing capital, know‑how, and always‑on automation together in one open protocol:

Role	What they bring	Value they capture
Believer (depositor)	Idle crypto looking for smart yield	(100 % – success-fee) of realised profit, withdrawable any time
Quant (strategist)	An autonomous vault managed by Agent	Success-fee (set by the Quant, default 8 – 20 %)
Agent (onchain executor)	Constant, non‑custodial automation that reallocates capital 24/7	Agents learn and evolve by continually refining how they allocate capital.

Mission: Let every unit of internet capital compound under open‑source intelligence, while ownership and rewards stay with the people who supply the value.

The emergence of Agentic Capital Management

The first wave of DeAI projects shows that fully autonomous agents already attract serious capital, and that the field is still wide-open.

• Giza’s ARMA stable-yield vault, live on Base since January 2025, has executed 100 000+ onchain moves, routed $58M in volume and now manages about $2.4M while users simply set risk prefs and let the bot rebalance.

• BasisOS pushes beyond lending: its cross-chain basis-trading agent (spot long on L2s, perp short on Hyperliquid) launched in April 2025 and has drawn $4.7M AUM while staying funding-fee positive.

• Glider, backed by a16z, Variant and Bankless Ventures, lets users drag-and-drop rules like “50/50 ETH-BTC + yield-farm the rest”; the beta is live and a $4 M seed round just closed.

The lesson is clear: performance-driven automation is no longer theory, it’s already managing millions and scaling fast.