DeFi protocol yieldr said it will soon open its quant agent feature to users through a waitlist, according to Techub News. The protocol said users will be able to measure their own trading performance using statistical edge analysis built on more than 65,000 wallets and then activate Agent Vault. Yieldr is described as a crypto project focused on quantitative analysis of on-chain data. Once the feature goes live, users will be able to use its statistical tools to evaluate wallet trading results and deploy automated strategies through Agent Vault. The project also mentioned AI agent platform Virtuals Protocol on social media. Techub said the two sides may have a connection at the technical level, though no further details were disclosed in the report.
DeFi protocol yieldr will soon open its quant agent feature to users through a waitlist, according to Techub News.
Quant agents and Agent Vault
The protocol said users will be able to assess their own trading performance through statistical edge analysis based on more than 65,000 wallets and launch Agent Vault.
Yieldr is a crypto project focused on quantitative analysis of on-chain data. After the rollout, users will be able to use its statistical tools to review wallet trading performance and deploy automated strategies through Agent Vault.
Virtuals Protocol mentioned on social media
The project also mentioned AI agent platform Virtuals Protocol on social media. Techub said the two may be connected at the technical level, but no additional details were provided.
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