Treasury rebalancing
liveHold a target allocation across SOL, USDC, JTO; rebalance on drift.
Sim. APY
4.80%
Cadence
~6h
Max drawdown
0.90%
Thesis
Treasuries that rebalance on a fixed cadence systematically underperform threshold rebalancing for the same risk budget. Attesting the threshold and the price source removes governance ambiguity.
How it executes
Reads on-chain treasury balances, computes drift against target weights, and proposes trades only when drift exceeds the configured threshold. Each rebalance is a single bounded intent.
Allowed protocols
Jupiter v6
Swap router
JUP6Lk…Pyth Hermes
Mark prices
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Every entry is enforced by the on-chain CPI allowlist (Policy.allowed_programs[16]). Even a perfectly-signed intent cannot CPI into a program not on this list.
Default policy
These bounds become wallet.policy on-chain. The enclave will refuse to sign anything outside them.
Capital allocation
10k – 5M USDC
Max trade size
50k USDC
Max slippage
25 bps
Stop loss
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Cooldown
1h
Executions / hour
≤ 1
Allowed tokens
SOL · USDC · JTO · JUP
Enclave signer
enclave (devnet)
Live execution
Press Run agent to open the delegation vault, approve a bounded amount, and start the continuous quote / fill / rebalance cycle. The pipeline runs every ~8s — each cycle broadcasts a fresh devnet tx signature you can open in Explorer. Press Stop agent at any time; the enclave only signs what your policy allows. After stopping, press Simulate replay attack on the last signed leg to watch the verifier refuse a re-broadcast with IntentNonceMismatch · 6018.
Delegated
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Real devnet SOL from your wallet.
Session balance
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Session key spends ~0.000005 SOL per cycle.
Portfolio value
14 USDC
0 rebalances executed
Largest drift
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band ±3% · rebalance if exceeded
Price input is live from Pyth Hermes mainnet — the mid above drives every cycle's quote, fill, and rebalance decision. P&L is still simulated until the enclave wires real Phoenix / Jupiter execution on mainnet. What is real today: the 0.100 SOL you delegate to the session key, every cycle's on-chain memo signed by that key, and the withdrawal back to your wallet when you press Stop.
Execution feed
0 events