A set of transparency standards for AI agents in DeFi, ensuring users know the agent's logic, underlying model, and risk parameters.
KYA is an emerging trust framework requiring transparency about which AI model drives trading decisions.
Agents must disclose their strategy logic — e.g., Order Block vs Funding Rate arbitrage.
Hardcoded risk guardrails (stop-losses, draw-down limits) must be verifiable by investors.
KYA enables due diligence on algorithms as if auditing a human fund manager.
Before allocating $1M to an AI fund, an investor reviews the KYA report: the agent uses Claude 3.5 for reasoning, follows an Order Block strategy on 4H timeframes, and has a hardcoded 15% maximum draw-down limit.
A crypto wallet controlled by an AI agent (usually using ERC-4337 or MPC) permitted to sign transactions for specific strategies without human intervention.
A secure area of a main processor that guarantees code and data loaded inside are protected with respect to confidentiality and integrity.
An organization represented by rules encoded as a computer program that is transparent and controlled by the organization members.
A self-executing contract with the terms of the agreement between buyer and seller being directly written into lines of code.
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