ATLASOne agent.
A platform underneath it.
Atlas is an autonomous agent that manages a portfolio of tokenized real stocks and on-chain yield, built on the same rails available to power the next one.
Drift doesn't wait for you to check
Target allocations decay the moment markets move. By the time you notice, the drift has already cost you.
Idle isn't neutral. It's a position that's losing
Every dollar not deployed is a decision made by default, and it's the only one earning nothing.
Every team rebuilds the same agent from zero
Vault contracts, signal pipelines, decision engines. The infrastructure behind an AI-managed portfolio gets built from scratch, again and again, by every team that wants one.
One person can't watch every position. One team can't build every layer. Atlas does both.
See How It WorksEight things. One engine.
Atlas starts as a single vault product. The same contracts, signals, and reasoning layer are built to carry more.
Deposit once. It's still yours.
Vault-Based Portfolio Management
ETH, BTC, stablecoins, and tokenized stocks sit in a smart contract vault only your wallet can withdraw from. The agent holds a narrow rebalance-only role inside it, and revoking that role is one transaction.
Nothing sits still.
Automated Idle-Yield Routing
Every dollar not actively deployed routes into an approved yield position the moment it lands, no manual sweep required.
It never stops watching.
Continuous Drift & Risk Monitoring
Volatility, trend, drawdown, and macro regime are scored on every tick, not on a polling schedule, so nothing meaningful gets missed between checks.
Limits the contract enforces, not a policy that asks nicely.
Hard On-Chain Guardrails
No withdrawal to a new address, no trading an unlisted asset, no exceeding your caps. These live in the contract itself, not in a document the agent could ignore.
Rebalances beyond 3.3% drift execute without waiting on you.
De-risking still waits for your approval at this setting.
Set how much room it has.
Autonomous Rebalancing with Adjustable Autonomy
One slider sets how much needs your sign-off versus executes on its own, with every threshold on the vault recomputed live off the same value.
The rails underneath, available to build on.
Vault Infrastructure
The vault product is the first thing built on this engine, not the only thing it can support. The same contracts and decision layer are designed for other teams to build their own products on top of.
The same signals, as a feed.
Market Signal Feed
The volatility, trend, drawdown, and macro scoring that drives the vault's own decisions is designed to be exposed as a feed other agents can read.
Idle balances route to yield, crypto sleeve trims on trend breaks.
Write a strategy. Others can run it.
Strategy Sharing
Publish a strategy built on the same engine, let other vaults adopt it, and earn a share of what it manages, without giving up custody of anyone's funds.
This is a real vault. It just isn't yours yet.
Nothing to do. Tracking your 30/48/22 crypto/yield/cash target — de-risk only triggers if the score holds above 45 for 12h. Re-check in 15m.
Every decision on record.
Rebalances, yield routes, and risk checks each land on the ledger the instant they happen, with the reasoning behind them in plain language. Nothing executes off the record.
View Full LogWatch it handle a bad afternoon.
A real example from the vault: how the same reasoning engine that powers the rest of the platform handled a sharp move in ETH, step by step.
Reasoning steps logged · All Time
The vault watches 40+ assets across stocks, crypto, and yield, weighing 4 independent signals before every move, in under 400ms from drift to proposal. It has taken custody of deposits 0% of the time, and revocation is one transaction, always.
Includes tokenized equities, ETFs, and approved crypto and yield positions.
Volatility, trend, drawdown, and macro regime, recomputed continuously.
Median time from a detected drift to a proposed rebalance.
Funds stay in a vault only your wallet can withdraw from.
This is one product on the platform. Seven more run on the same engine.
FAQ
Before you ask
Atlas is a platform for AI-managed on-chain portfolios: a vault product, the infrastructure behind it, a live market signal feed, and a marketplace for shared strategies. The vault is the first piece live today; the rest is built on the same engine.
No. Funds stay in a smart contract vault that only you can withdraw from. The agent managing your vault holds a narrow manager role that can only call a constrained rebalance function within limits you've set. This holds regardless of which Atlas product you're using.
The Atlas vault manages Stock Tokens, tokenized real stocks and ETFs issued on Robinhood Chain, alongside a small number of approved on-chain yield positions, such as Morpho-based stablecoin markets.
It continuously compares your live allocation against your target. When drift, or a meaningful shift in yield and risk conditions, crosses a threshold you've set, it proposes a rebalance, checks it against your on-chain limits, and logs the reasoning.
Yes. You can revoke the agent's access to your vault, or tighten its limits, at any time. No approval process, no waiting period. Nothing executes outside the boundaries you've set.
That's the direction the platform is built for. The vault factory and decision engine are designed to be licensed so other teams can launch their own AI-managed vault product on the same rails, the market signal feed is designed to be queried by other agents and researchers, and the strategy layer is designed to let anyone publish and share an allocation approach. See the Roadmap for how each is sequenced.
The vault charges a management fee based on assets under management, the same model traditional robo-advisors use. There's no performance fee; gas and normal trade execution costs are separate from the fee itself.
The vault is currently in Phase 0 (Validation), not yet live. The rest of the platform, infrastructure, signal feed, and strategy marketplace, ships in later phases. See the Roadmap for the full sequence.
Your portfolio doesn't need you watching it. Your build doesn't need to start from zero. One platform, an agent for each.