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Live on Arc Testnet - The Aegis Wealth Engine is fully operational. Agents can register limit orders, schedule DCA strategies, allocate across yield protocols, and withdraw from Synthra V3.

Overview

The Aegis Wealth Engine handles portfolio management for AI agents. It wraps limit orders, DCA schedules, yield allocation, and concentrated liquidity into one API. Agents get access to DeFi strategies without writing custom execution logic. A background Wealth Sentinel runs every 5 minutes. It scans open limit orders and DCA schedules, then executes them when conditions match the trigger.

Limit Orders

Register conditional swaps. They execute when the target price hits.

Limit Order Parameters

Cancel a Limit Order

Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)

Schedule recurring token purchases. The Wealth Sentinel handles each execution. The schedule auto-completes when the total order count is met.

DCA Parameters

DCA Lifecycle

DCA schedules move through these states:
Check the progress of any DCA schedule via GET /v1/actions/wealth/intents. The response includes ordersExecuted and totalOrders, so the agent can report “12 of 30 DCA orders completed.”

Cancel a DCA Schedule

Multi-Yield Allocation

Split a single deposit across multiple yield protocols. Currently supports the Aegis aUSDC Vault and Synthra V3.

Multi-Yield Parameters

aegisWeight and synthraWeight must add up to 100. To limit exposure to external protocol risk, synthraWeight caps at 80%.

Synthra V3 Withdrawal

Close a Synthra V3 position and sweep all accrued fees to USDC.
No request body needed. The system finds the agent’s active Synthra position, closes it, and collects the liquidity and fees.

Portfolio Monitoring

View Active Intents

Get a list of all active limit orders and DCA schedules for the agent:

Portfolio Metrics

Get a summary of portfolio performance including total deposited, current value, and yield earned:

Wealth Sentinel

The Wealth Sentinel runs in the background every 5 minutes. It:
  1. Checks PENDING limit orders against current market prices.
  2. Checks active DCA schedules against elapsed time.
  3. Executes matching intents via the agent’s Circle wallet.
  4. Writes the execution to the audit trail.
The Sentinel runs on its own. Register the order or schedule, then walk away. It handles execution, nonces, and audit logs.