Stocks grew up in brokerage accounts. Crypto grew up in wallets. Holding both has meant two apps and two pictures of your money.
On Robinhood Chain, stock tokens and onchain yield share one network. Today @Astar_Fi adds it.
Ask an AI about your money, and it's fair to wonder what it can touch.
Astar Fi AI works from the data inside Astar Fi, and your private key stays out of its reach.
It explains. Your wallet signs.
Your portfolio has the data. Astar Fi AI helps explain what it means.
Astar Fi AI is now available across Save, Earn and Invest. It uses the page you are viewing, your supported portfolio and relevant market or product data to give each question context.
Tokenomics 3.0 launched in March with a 5.5% ceiling and emission decay. Seven months later, realized inflation is averaging 2.6% against a 3.4% pre-activation baseline. The decay factor is 0.9, with scheduled emissions running 10% below launch levels and compressing every block.
Two vaults can carry the same risk tier for different reasons.
In one, liquidity is the constraint. In the other, it's the collateral behind the loans.
@Astar_Fi AI breaks a vault's risk into its parts and explains each one, on the vault's page in Earn. Educational only.
In Earn, open a vault and ask how it works.
Ask what it lends against, what the rating means, how liquidity affects an exit, or how two vaults differ in yield and risk.
The answer starts with the vault in front of you.
Yield can rest on two different jobs.
One is a curator deciding where a vault’s money goes. The other is a manager running a strategy you hold as a token.
In @Astar_Fi’s Earn, @hyperithm does both.