# aarnâ protocol

> Onchain asset management, intelligent DeFi investing

aarnâ helps users manage digital assets through AI-powered tokenized vaults that automate DeFi strategies with mobile-first access.

aarnâ is a full-stack DeFi asset management platform combining AI, tokenized vaults, and mobile-first UX to make structured strategies accessible and non-custodial. The platform abstracts DeFi complexity while preserving user control through âtv vaults that power stablecoin yield aggregation, AI-managed token portfolios, and tokenized index products. The aarnâ dApp is live on iOS and Android, enabling one-tap access to vault strategies.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Custody and Wallets
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2023-09-06
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/aarn_protocol

## Products

- [aarnâ Protocol](https://thegrid.id/profiles/aarn_protocol): aarnâ Protocol is a DeFi asset management platform built on tokenized âtv vaults and âTARS (aarna Tokenized Autonomous Rewards Strategies), an autonomous multi-agent execution system. Users deposit into ERC-4626 vaults including âtvPTmax for fixed-yield Pendle PT optimization via Pendle PT markets, âtvUSDC for stablecoin yield aggregation across money markets, and âtv 808 for AI-informed directional crypto exposure. âTARS coordinates Yield Curation, Execution, and Conversational agents to allocate capital across DeFi protocols, managing risk through policy guardrails, allocation bands, and governance rules enforced by smart contracts. Execution is non-custodial, operating via delegated session keys with on-chain NAV and TVL. A mobile-first dApp provides access on iOS and Android. (Yield Aggregator, Live, Main Product)

## Assets

- [AARNA (AARNA)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/aarn_protocol): AARNA is the utility and governance token of the aarnâ protocol. It is used for governance participation, accessing enhanced vault strategies, and earning fee revenue through the protocol's buyback mechanisms. Holders lock their tokens to receive veAARNA, which grants voting rights on protocol decisions and a share of platform revenue proportional to their locked position. (Utility)
- [aarnâ Staking Reward Token (ASRT)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/aarn_protocol): ASRT is a staking reward token issued to users who stake âtv tokens in the aarnâ Protocol. It is non-transferable and can be redeemed for AARNA tokens at a discounted rate after the token generation event. This mechanism rewards early participants who deploy capital into âtv vaults, allowing them to acquire ASRT at the seed round valuation before AARNA becomes publicly available. (Utility)
- [âtv 802 (ATV802)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/aarn_protocol): ATV802 is a vault token representing shares in the âtv 802 vault within the aarnâ protocol. It is issued when users deposit assets into the vault, with the tokens representing a proportional share of the vault's holdings. The vault uses an AI model to analyze market conditions and adjust its token portfolio, allowing ATV802 holders to gain exposure to algorithmically selected digital assets without managing individual positions. (Vault Tokens)
- [âtv 808 (ATV808)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/aarn_protocol): ATV808 is a vault token representing shares in âtv 808, a contrarian deep-value vault within the aarnâ Protocol. It is used to access AI-managed token portfolios that employ strategies like undervalued token spotting and rebound captures. The vault operates as part of a dual-strategy system alongside âtv 802, allowing holders to gain exposure to contrarian positioning that targets market inefficiencies. (Vault Tokens)
- [âtv 111 (ATV111)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/aarn_protocol): ATV111 is a vault token representing shares in the âtv 111 stablecoin yield aggregation vault on aarnâ Protocol. It is used to access automated yield strategies that dynamically allocate deposits across multiple DeFi lending protocols, with periodic rebalancing to capture optimal rates. Holders receive proportional vault shares that automatically compound returns as the vault reallocates capital to the highest-yielding opportunities. (Vault Tokens)
- [âtvUSDC (ATVUSDC)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/aarn_protocol): ATVUSDC is an ERC-4626 wrapper token representing shares of the âtv 111 stablecoin vault on aarnâ Protocol. It is used to enable composability across DeFi platforms on Ethereum and Arbitrum while maintaining exposure to the underlying vault's yield strategy. The ERC-4626 standard allows ATVUSDC to be integrated into lending protocols, yield aggregators, and other DeFi applications as collateral or a yield-bearing asset. (Wrapped Tokens)

## Links

- [Main](https://aarna.ai)
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