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  • Welcome to Hedge AI
  • INTRODUCTION
    • 🤷‍♂️What is HedgeAI?
    • ❓Why Yield Optimization?
    • ❔How HedgeAI Stands Out
    • 💁‍♂️Who Can Benefit from HedgeAI?
    • 🙋‍♂️How HedgeAI Executes Transactions
    • 🤖How HedgeAI Selects Yield Pools
  • ♻️Automated Yield Rotation
  • CORE FUNCTIONALITIES
    • AI-Powered Chat Assistant
    • Natural Language Processing (NLP)
    • Data Collection
    • Automated Yield Rotation
    • Liquidity Monitoring & Auto-Withdrawal
    • Risk & Yield Parameters
    • Low-Latency Execution
    • Performance Analytics (Coming Soon)
    • Market Analysis (Coming Soon)
  • USER GUIDE
    • Quick start guide
  • USER CONFIGURATION
    • Setting Up Risk Levels
    • Defining Minimum Acceptable Yield
    • Enabling Automatic Withdrawals from Risky Pools
  • HEDGE AI TOKEN
    • Introduction
    • Tokenomics
    • Contract details
  • ROADMAP
    • Hedge AI's Roadmap
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  1. USER CONFIGURATION

Setting Up Risk Levels

Users can specify their maximum risk tolerance to our AI agent. This directly impacts how it selects liquidity pools. For instance, users can configure the AI to follow different risk strategies:

  • Low Risk – Prioritizes pools with deep liquidity and stable APYs. Yields may be lower, but security is maximized.

  • Medium Risk – Allocates funds to pools with higher APYs while maintaining moderate liquidity safeguards. A balanced approach.

  • High Risk – Targets pools offering the highest yields, even if liquidity is volatile. Maximum returns with increased exposure to risk.

HedgeAI uses these user configurations to filter out pools that do not align with user selected risk preference.

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