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I Saved Injective's $500M. They Pay Me $50K. I like hunting bugs on @immunefi . I'm decent at it. - #1 — Attackathon | Stacks - #2 — Attackathon | Stacks II - #1 — Attackathon | XRPL Lending Protocol - 1 Critical and 1 High from bug bounties (not counting this one) Life was good. Then I found a Critical vulnerability in @injective . This vulnerability allowed any user to directly drain any account on the chain. No special permissions needed. Over $500M in on-chain assets were at risk. I reported it through Immunefi. The next day, a mainnet upgrade to fix the bug went to governance vote. The Injective team clearly understood the severity. Then — silence. For 3 months. No follow up. No technical discussion. Nothing. A few days ago, they notified me of their decision: $50K. The maximum payout for a Critical vulnerability in their bug bounty program is $500K. I disputed it. Silence again. No explanation for the reduced payout. No explanation for the 3 month ghost. No conversation at all. To be clear: the $50K has not been paid either. I've seen others share bad experiences with bug bounty payouts recently. I never thought it would happen to me. I can't force them to do the right thing. But I won't let this be forgotten. I will dedicate 10% of all my future bug bounty earnings to making sure this story stays visible — until Injective pays what I deserve. Full Technical Report: https://t.co/lki2tL9bxw

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DOLAK1NG

@DOLAK1NG

8 months ago

Most people still think of DeFi yield as a static number. A rate you chase from protocol to protocol, hoping you’re early… and praying you’re not exit liquidity. But what if yield didn’t have to be hunted? What if it was engineered? Not through hand-coded automation. Not through one-off farming strategies. But through a network of AI agents running quant logic, and structuring yield the way professional desks do. Dynamically, continuously, and without emotion. This is the mental shift behind @almanak : A Permissionless AI Yield Layer where anyone can deposit into vaults that are managed like on-chain quant funds. This post breaks it down cleanly: 1. What Almanak vaults actually are 2. Why they’re different from every “yield vault” you know 3. Where the real yield comes from 4.Why this matters for the future of DeFi Let’s go deeper. 1. WHAT ALMANAK VAULTS ARE At surface level, a vault is simple: Deposit USDC → receive a vault share token (like alUSD) → watch its value rise over time as strategies earn. But that simplicity hides the real unlock. Behind every Almanak vault is a strategy brain. Behind that brain is an AI Swarm of agents that can design, test, optimize, and deploy automated strategies across multiple protocols and chains. Under the hood, each vault is built on: • Lagoon’s audited ERC-7540 vault infra • Safe-based smart accounts with Zodiac permissioning • Strategy engines written in Python state machines • Deployments that push transactions live on-chain The vault contract issues share tokens. The Safe holds the capital. The strategy logic rotates your funds. And the vault share (alUSD) reflects the net asset value of the entire pool. Your tokens never leave your custody. Agents only receive permissioned, function-level access, nothing more. 2. WHAT MAKES THEM DIFFERENT Most yield products in DeFi fall into one of these buckets: → Static yield strategies (unchanged for months) → Single-protocol auto-compounders → Manual LPing bundles → Operator-run funds with opaque risks @almanak breaks completely out of this mold. 2.1 AI Swarm, not manual farming The core engine behind Almanak is a multi-agent AI system, research agent, coding agent, testing agent, optimization agent, monitoring agent, working together like an automated quant desk. Strategies aren’t fixed. They adapt. They rebalance. They optimize for risk-adjusted return, not vanity APY. This is the difference between: “move USDC to Aave and autopilot it” vs “dynamically allocate capital across lending, LS yield, Pendle markets, structured products, and incentives, based on real-time conditions.” 2.2 ERC-7540 standardization Most vaults run on custom code. You’re trusting an entire new implementation every time. Almanak instead builds on Lagoon Finance’s standardized ERC-7540 vault architecture, which is: • battle-tested • audited • composable by design This eliminates the engineering inconsistency that plagues legacy yield products. 2.3 Non-custodial by default Vault capital lives in Safe smart accounts. You remain the owner (1/1 multisig). Agents only get Zodiac role-permissions, tightly scoped, transaction-limited access that can’t rug you. This is radically different from aggregated yield farms that sweep deposits into a shared protocol wallet. 2.4 Vaults as “Quant Products” The most underrated feature: Anyone can create a vault, apply a strategy, and monetize it through management and performance fees. This makes Almanak a permissionless multi-manager platform, the on-chain equivalent of: → a quant fund factory → a structured yield marketplace → a place where strategies become investable products It’s DeFi-native BlackRock, but run by AI. 3. WHERE THE YIELD COMES FROM Here’s the important part: Almanak’s yield is real, explainable, and diversified. No circular ponzinomics. No inflationary emissions printed from thin air. No “high APY until people deposit.” Yield flows from four real sources: 3.1 Base DeFi Yield Vaults allocate into a diversified basket across the safest and most liquid venues on-chain: ► Lending (Aave, Compound, etc.) ► Liquid staking variants ► Stablecoin money markets ► Liquidity pools (Curve, Uniswap) ► Yield-bearing wrappers This is your “core yield.” Interest, fees, funding, staking rewards. The things DeFi actually produces. 3.2 Yield Structuring & @pendle_fi Markets This is where Almanak steps into quant territory. Some strategies take advantage of: ► Pendle YT (yield tokens) ► SY (standardized yield wrappers) ► Discounted future yield markets ► Structured positions that amplify base return Example: Buying YT on assets with known yield schedules can outperform simple lending by multiples during quiet markets. Most users can’t (or won’t) do this themselves. AI-powered strategies can. 3.3 Incentives & Partner Rewards When vaults allocate into: • @pendle_fi pools • @CurveFinance pools • Other yield AMMs You earn: • trading fees • protocol incentives • boosted reward structures This adds a second layer of yield on top of the base APY. 3.4 Almanak Points (future upside) While not “APY,” Almanak Points are an explicit economic layer. Many vaults, especially alUSD comes with points multipliers when used in: ► Pendle LP ► Curve LP ► Staked vault positions ► Cross-protocol integrations This turns @almanak vaults into yield + incentives + meta-yield engines. If Almanak continues to scale, points become one of the highest upside components of the entire stack. 4. WHY THIS MATTERS The real story isn’t “Almanak has yield vaults.” It’s that Almanak is building the first AI-native asset management layer in DeFi. Legacy yield systems are brittle: ▸ fixed strategies ▸ manually updated ▸ protocol-fragmented ▸ slow to adapt ▸ high operational overhead Almanak’s approach is: ▸ composable ▸ standardized ▸ adaptive ▸ agent-driven ▸ permissionless A future where: ▸ strategies are designed by AI ▸ executed by AI ▸ monitored by AI ▸ and tokenized into vaults anybody can enter …is a future where yield becomes a digital commodity, not a scavenger hunt. This is the beginning of modular, AI-native asset management, the same way L2s were the beginning of modular blockchains. That's a wrap!

DOLAK1NG's tweet photo. Most people still think of DeFi yield as a static number.

A rate you chase from protocol to protocol, hoping you’re early… and praying you’re not exit liquidity.

But what if yield didn’t have to be hunted?
What if it was engineered?

Not through hand-coded automation.
Not through one-off farming strategies.
But through a network of AI agents running quant logic, and structuring yield the way professional desks do. Dynamically, continuously, and without emotion.

This is the mental shift behind @almanak :

A Permissionless AI Yield Layer where anyone can deposit into vaults that are managed like on-chain quant funds.

This post breaks it down cleanly:

1. What Almanak vaults actually are

2. Why they’re different from every “yield vault” you know

3. Where the real yield comes from

4.Why this matters for the future of DeFi

Let’s go deeper.

1. WHAT ALMANAK VAULTS ARE

At surface level, a vault is simple:

Deposit USDC → receive a vault share token (like alUSD) → watch its value rise over time as strategies earn.

But that simplicity hides the real unlock.

Behind every Almanak vault is a strategy brain.
Behind that brain is an AI Swarm of agents that can design, test, optimize, and deploy automated strategies across multiple protocols and chains.

Under the hood, each vault is built on:

• Lagoon’s audited ERC-7540 vault infra

• Safe-based smart accounts with Zodiac permissioning

• Strategy engines written in Python state machines

• Deployments that push transactions live on-chain

The vault contract issues share tokens.
The Safe holds the capital.
The strategy logic rotates your funds.
And the vault share (alUSD) reflects the net asset value of the entire pool.

Your tokens never leave your custody.
Agents only receive permissioned, function-level access, nothing more.

2. WHAT MAKES THEM DIFFERENT

Most yield products in DeFi fall into one of these buckets:

→ Static yield strategies (unchanged for months)

→ Single-protocol auto-compounders

→ Manual LPing bundles

→ Operator-run funds with opaque risks

@almanak breaks completely out of this mold.

2.1 AI Swarm, not manual farming

The core engine behind Almanak is a multi-agent AI system, research agent, coding agent, testing agent, optimization agent, monitoring agent, working together like an automated quant desk.

Strategies aren’t fixed.
They adapt.
They rebalance.
They optimize for risk-adjusted return, not vanity APY.

This is the difference between:

“move USDC to Aave and autopilot it” vs

“dynamically allocate capital across lending, LS yield, Pendle markets, structured products, and incentives, based on real-time conditions.”

2.2 ERC-7540 standardization

Most vaults run on custom code.
You’re trusting an entire new implementation every time.

Almanak instead builds on Lagoon Finance’s standardized ERC-7540 vault architecture, which is:

• battle-tested

• audited

• composable by design

This eliminates the engineering inconsistency that plagues legacy yield products.

2.3 Non-custodial by default

Vault capital lives in Safe smart accounts.
You remain the owner (1/1 multisig).
Agents only get Zodiac role-permissions, tightly scoped, transaction-limited access that can’t rug you.

This is radically different from aggregated yield farms that sweep deposits into a shared protocol wallet.

2.4 Vaults as “Quant Products”

The most underrated feature:
Anyone can create a vault, apply a strategy, and monetize it through management and performance fees.

This makes Almanak a permissionless multi-manager platform, the on-chain equivalent of:

→ a quant fund factory

→ a structured yield marketplace

→ a place where strategies become investable products

It’s DeFi-native BlackRock, but run by AI.

3. WHERE THE YIELD COMES FROM

Here’s the important part: Almanak’s yield is real, explainable, and diversified.

No circular ponzinomics.
No inflationary emissions printed from thin air.
No “high APY until people deposit.”

Yield flows from four real sources:

3.1 Base DeFi Yield

Vaults allocate into a diversified basket across the safest and most liquid venues on-chain:

► Lending (Aave, Compound, etc.)

► Liquid staking variants

► Stablecoin money markets

► Liquidity pools (Curve, Uniswap)

► Yield-bearing wrappers

This is your “core yield.”
Interest, fees, funding, staking rewards. The things DeFi actually produces.

3.2 Yield Structuring & @pendle_fi Markets

This is where Almanak steps into quant territory.

Some strategies take advantage of:

► Pendle YT (yield tokens)

► SY (standardized yield wrappers)

► Discounted future yield markets

► Structured positions that amplify base return

Example:
Buying YT on assets with known yield schedules can outperform simple lending by multiples during quiet markets.

Most users can’t (or won’t) do this themselves.

AI-powered strategies can.

3.3 Incentives & Partner Rewards

When vaults allocate into:

• @pendle_fi pools

• @CurveFinance pools

• Other yield AMMs

You earn:

• trading fees

• protocol incentives

• boosted reward structures

This adds a second layer of yield on top of the base APY.

3.4 Almanak Points (future upside)

While not “APY,” Almanak Points are an explicit economic layer.
Many vaults, especially alUSD comes with points multipliers when used in:

► Pendle LP

► Curve LP

► Staked vault positions

► Cross-protocol integrations

This turns @almanak vaults into yield + incentives + meta-yield engines.

If Almanak continues to scale, points become one of the highest upside components of the entire stack.

4. WHY THIS MATTERS

The real story isn’t “Almanak has yield vaults.”

It’s that Almanak is building the first AI-native asset management layer in DeFi.

Legacy yield systems are brittle:

▸ fixed strategies

▸ manually updated

▸ protocol-fragmented

▸ slow to adapt

▸ high operational overhead

Almanak’s approach is:

▸ composable

▸ standardized

▸ adaptive

▸ agent-driven

▸ permissionless

A future where:

▸ strategies are designed by AI

▸ executed by AI

▸ monitored by AI

▸ and tokenized into vaults anybody can enter

…is a future where yield becomes a digital commodity, not a scavenger hunt.

This is the beginning of modular, AI-native asset management, the same way L2s were the beginning of modular blockchains.

That's a wrap!

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Insightful

@info_insightful

8 months ago

The Almanak Ecosystem isn't what you think it is alUSD, alpUSD, and basedUSD are not stablecoins They are vault tokens that represent yield-bearing shares in automated vaults running delta-neutral strategies The yield accrues directly to the token's value Ex. 1 alUSD might redeem for more than 1 USDC over time as the vault performs Let's break these down 1/ alUSD (Autonomous Liquidity USD): The flagship vault. Automatically rotates through safe, high-yield opportunities like lending, liquidity provision, and hedging. Done across Aave v3, Compound v3, Fluid, Euler v2, Morpho Blue Vaults, Yearn v3 Designed for steady, low-volatility growth Current APY: ~13.5% (9.6% of this is estimated in ALMANAK points value assuming 100M FDV at TGE) TVL: $~124M Exposure options: YT alUSD on Pendle = 5x Almanak Points LP alUSD on Pendle = 1.5× points (for the SY-alUSD portion) LP on Curve = 3x Almanak Points (Staked LP positions do NOT earn points) Vault deposits = 1× points/default amount All earned points convert to $ALMANAK at TGE 2/ alpUSD (Autonomous Liquidity Plus USD): A step up in intensity. Similar mechanics, but with "Plus" strategies that might include slightly higher-risk plays for better returns Ex. optimized leverage or broader DeFi integrations It's for those wanting a bit more juice without going full degen APY: ~15% TVL: $~3.2M Exposure options: Vault deposits = 1× points/default amount 3/ basedUSD = Tailored for the Base chain Leverages Base's low fees for efficient yield farming APY: ~15%, TVL: ~$1K (not yet public yet thus low TVL)

info_insightful's tweet photo. The Almanak Ecosystem isn't what you think it is

alUSD, alpUSD, and basedUSD are not stablecoins

They are vault tokens that represent yield-bearing shares in automated vaults running delta-neutral strategies

The yield accrues directly to the token's value

Ex. 1 alUSD might redeem for more than 1 USDC over time as the vault performs

Let's break these down

1/ alUSD (Autonomous Liquidity USD): The flagship vault.

Automatically rotates through safe, high-yield opportunities like lending, liquidity provision, and hedging.

Done across Aave v3, Compound v3, Fluid, Euler v2, Morpho Blue Vaults, Yearn v3

Designed for steady, low-volatility growth

Current APY: ~13.5% (9.6% of this is estimated in ALMANAK points value assuming 100M FDV at TGE)
TVL: $~124M

Exposure options:

YT alUSD on Pendle = 5x Almanak Points
LP alUSD on Pendle = 1.5× points (for the SY-alUSD portion)

LP on Curve = 3x Almanak Points (Staked LP positions do NOT earn points)
Vault deposits = 1× points/default amount

All earned points convert to $ALMANAK at TGE

2/ alpUSD (Autonomous Liquidity Plus USD): A step up in intensity.

Similar mechanics, but with "Plus" strategies that might include slightly higher-risk plays for better returns

Ex. optimized leverage or broader DeFi integrations

It's for those wanting a bit more juice without going full degen

APY: ~15%
TVL: $~3.2M

Exposure options: Vault deposits = 1× points/default amount

3/ basedUSD = Tailored for the Base chain

Leverages Base's low fees for efficient yield farming

APY: ~15%, TVL: ~$1K (not yet public yet thus low TVL)

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8 months ago

Bear market, back to airdrop hunting anyone doing that @almanak points?

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Gohan 🧬

@0x99Gohan

8 months ago

I’ve been playing with a lot of “AI + DeFi” platforms lately and most of them share the same problem: send funds then hope the bot doesn’t rug.. Luckily, @almanak stood out because it flips that model completely 👌 This post is a breakdown of what I've learned about what Almanak is actually trying to build, how the wallet system works and why this structure might matter more than any “AI narrative” headline. ◢ What Almanak really is ⁉️ Forget the buzzwords for a second. What Almanak is building is an AI agent layer for DeFi, for ez interaction: ▸Automated strategies ▸Able to execute 24/7 ▸Adapting to market conditions ▸While you, not the bot, remain the owner of the funds They're trying to make DeFi feel less like juggling tabs, farms, and gas fees.. and more like setting a system in motion, then letting it run. Just in short, rn Almanak gives you: ▸Deployments: automated execution ▸Strategies: decision logic ▸Vaults: turn strategies into investable products ▸Wallets: full control without giving up custody ➥ The AI layer is still growing, but the foundation is already in place, and that’s the part most people overlook. ◢ How to create your Almanak Wallet ⁉️ Step-by-step (the real flow): ▸ Go to the Almanak Dashboard → Deploy dropdown → Wallets ▸ Click “Create Wallet” ▸ Name your wallet + Select the network Pick a chain where you have at least $5 of native gas. I chose $ETH but ofc ETH may require more, then you could choose BNB instead ▸ Review the details → Click Create Wallet ▸ Sign the 3 transactions: Create Wallet - Add Modules - Delegate Access These set up your Safe and permission framework. ▸ Top up fees. It costs not too much, gas fees cannot be withdrawn btw ▸ Fund the wallet with the assets your strategy needs Done. You now have a fully functional Almanak Wallet, and ready for Deployments to use safely. It takes a few minutes because the wallet is fully on-chain and built with Safe infrastructure. ◢ So, how the wallet works ⁉️ Here’s the part that won me over. Most “automation platforms” work like this: You deposit funds -> bot controls them -> you hope it doesn’t rug. Like gambling.. → Almanak flips it. The architecture is basically: 🟢 You own the wallet: You can revoke access at any time. 🟢 The agent helps you grant permissions to run only what YOU whitelist 🟢 If something breaks, you still own the vault ➥ That’s the difference between running automation and surrendering custody. It sounds nerdy, but I think this model will become the default. Almanak is one of the first platforms I’ve seen designing around that reality instead of ignoring it.