Most DAO treasuries hold idle stablecoins earning nothing. RDA scans 19,000+ DeFi pools, scores them against DAO-approved policies, and generates Snapshot-ready proposals in seconds—no fund movement. Unlike other tools, RDA is mandate-gated, non-custodial, and fully explainable, delivering risk-aware, governance-aligned recommendations with a complete audit trail. Open source, no custody, no execution. Just governance-aligned recommendations with a full audit trail.
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I built RDA after seeing how much idle capital DAO treasuries leave on the table — not because governance doesn't care, but because the research-to-proposal pipeline is painfully slow.
A few things I'd love your feedback on:
1. The mandate system — DAOs define investment rules (protocols, chains, risk limits, APY targets) in a JSON policy. Every recommendation is bounded by it. Does this feel like the right primitive for governance-aligned AI?
2. The risk model - scoring is fully deterministic: TVL weight + protocol tier + APY sustainability + exploit history. No LLM in the ranking loop. Intentional for auditability. Overkill?
3. The Kelp-Aave cascade last week - Kelp isn't in our protocol registry, so it would have been blocked before discovery. The gap we're building toward is post-deployment monitoring (Phase 2 circuit breaker). Would love to hear from anyone who's dealt with treasury exposure during a protocol exploit.
Live demo: https://rdaadvisor.com
GitHub: https://github.com/truptisatsang...
Built on Fetch.ai uAgents + DeFiLlama + MeTTa. Happy to answer anything about the architecture.
Looks interesting, does it only support EVM chains for now? and how is it governance aligned, are you scanning governance contracts or following a general structure or some EIP?
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@hrishi_jd Currently, RDA is focused on EVM-compatible chains since most DeFi liquidity and standardized integrations exist there. On governance alignment RDA doesn’t scan governance contracts directly. Instead, it operates on a policy-driven model, where each DAO defines its own mandate (risk tolerance, preferred protocols, asset constraints, etc.).
All recommendations are then generated strictly within that policy and output as Snapshot-ready proposals so it fits into existing governance workflows rather than bypassing them. No custody, no execution just structured, explainable suggestions.
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Looks interesting, does it only support EVM chains for now? and how is it governance aligned, are you scanning governance contracts or following a general structure or some EIP?
@hrishi_jd Currently, RDA is focused on EVM-compatible chains since most DeFi liquidity and standardized integrations exist there.
On governance alignment RDA doesn’t scan governance contracts directly. Instead, it operates on a policy-driven model, where each DAO defines its own mandate (risk tolerance, preferred protocols, asset constraints, etc.).
All recommendations are then generated strictly within that policy and output as Snapshot-ready proposals so it fits into existing governance workflows rather than bypassing them. No custody, no execution just structured, explainable suggestions.