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FAQs

the agentic onchain treasury is a shared onchain treasury that allocates capital across tokenized portfolios under transparent policies. ai agents execute those policies, and all moves are recorded onchain so the process can be inspected, not just the outcomes

most vaults are a single strategy with opaque decision making and limited policy definition. the agentic onchain treasury is a treasury layer – multiple policy-based portfolios, one shared capital engine, and a clear loop between users, the treasury, and the $aarna token. policies are explicit, execution is automated, and the value loop is defined

the agentic onchain treasury is designed for onchain users, funds, and protocol / dao treasuries that want rules-driven defi exposure without running their own strategy desk. it is not built for short-term speculation, but for users who care about process, risk controls, and compounding over time.

policy-based pools are entry points into the agentic onchain treasury. each pool maps to a published set of rules – which assets and venues it can use, risk limits, and rebalancing logic. when you deposit into a pool, the agentic onchain treasury allocates your capital only within that pool’s policy

pools are where you deposit assets to earn onchain yield under a specific policy. the $aarna token is how you take long-term exposure to the full agentic onchain treasury – including its fee flows and buyback loop – and, over time, participate in governance that sets policy. pools are product. $AARNA is protocol

“agentic” means decisions are made by autonomous agents following clear objectives and constraints, not by ad hoc human discretion. âtars (aarna tokenized autonomous reward strategies) is our multi-agent system that monitors approved defi markets, scores opportunities against policy, and executes trades and rotations within those limits

as strategies generate yield and the protocol earns fees, a defined share is routed to buy back $aarna from onchain markets and lock it according to protocol rules. the remaining share stays in the agentic onchain treasury to grow strategy capital and safety buffers. this creates a revenue-backed loop between users, the treasury, and the token

“risk-managed” means capital only moves inside published policies – defined assets, venues, limits, and checks – and those rules are enforced by contracts and agents. it does not mean risk-free. you are still exposed to smart contract risk, market risk, venue risk, and governance risk. principal is always at risk in defi

yes. user assets are held directly in smart contracts controlled by the protocol, not by a centralized entity. deposits, allocations, and withdrawals are governed by contract logic and onchain permissions

in normal conditions you can exit policy-based pools by withdrawing your position back to supported assets, subject to pool-level liquidity and any notice periods defined in that pool’s policy. $aarna can be traded at any time on supported dexes, subject to onchain liquidity. in extreme events, governance and safety modules may temporarily restrict certain actions to protect the system

changes to policies and strategies follow onchain governance. proposals are published, subject to review and voting, and then executed with time locks so users can see what is coming. âtars can only act within the active policies at any point

the protocol charges a combination of management and performance fees at the strategy or pool level, defined per product. a share of these fees funds operations and development; a defined share powers the buyback loop and agentic onchain treasury growth. exact parameters are documented per pool and may evolve through governance

the agentic onchain treasury and âtv vaults are live on selected evm networks (for example ethereum mainnet, arbitrum, and base) and support a focused set of assets such as stablecoins and major tokens. supported chains and assets are listed in the docs and in the app, and may expand over time through governance

core contracts are independently audited and monitored, and we use additional safeguards such as multi-sig controls, timelocks, and circuit breakers where appropriate. audits reduce but do not remove risk – bugs, integration issues, and venue failures remain possible

âtars operates inside strict policy bounds enforced by contracts. if models underperform, the impact should be on returns, not on policy violations. if agents or venues behave unexpectedly, governance and safety modules can pause or override specific actions and adjust policies. however, there is always a residual risk that models, markets, or integrations behave in ways that harm performance

no. aarnâ and the agentic onchain treasury are infrastructure and products, not advice. nothing here or in the app should be taken as a recommenagentic onchain treasuryion to buy, sell, or hold any asset. always do your own research and use sizing that matches your risk tolerance