Auto identifies yield opportunities based on the specific tokens you hold and tells you exactly where each token could be earning. Instead of searching yield aggregators manually, Auto matches your holdings to available rates on Aave and Morpho automatically.
How Does Auto Find Yield for My Holdings?
Auto scans your portfolio during every review and checks three things:
Which tokens you hold that have lending or vault opportunities
What APY rates are available on Aave and Morpho for those specific tokens
Which stablecoins are sitting idle and could be deployed
"Any yield opportunities for my tokens?"
"Where can I earn on what I'm holding?"
"Review my portfolio and suggest yields"
What Yield Opportunities Does Auto Suggest?
Auto matches your token holdings to protocol-specific opportunities.
What Does a Yield Suggestion Look Like in Practice?
Auto surfaces yield opportunities alongside your portfolio review and lets you act immediately.
You: "Review my portfolio"
Auto: Shows $3,200 total. Flags $800 USDC idle on Base.
"Your $800 USDC on Base could earn:"
Aave Base: 5.2% APY ($41.60/year)
Morpho vault: 6.8% APY ($54.40/year)
You: "Supply to the Morpho vault"
Auto: "Supply 800 USDC to Morpho vault on Ethereum. APY: 6.8%. Confirm?"
Can Auto Monitor Yield Rates Automatically?
Auto supports recurring yield monitoring through task scheduling. Set alerts for rate changes or new opportunities.
"Every morning, check if any of my tokens have better yield options than where they are now"
"Alert me when USDC yields go above 8%"
"Check my lending positions weekly and tell me if rates dropped"
How Do I Move Between Yield Sources?
Auto handles the withdrawal-and-redeposit flow when you want to switch protocols. It withdraws from one source and supplies to another, with confirmation steps at each stage.
"The Aave rate dropped. Move my USDC to Morpho instead."
How Does This Differ from DeFi Yields?
Yield opportunities in the portfolio section are personalized — Auto analyzes what you hold and recommends where to deploy it. The DeFi yields section covers broader protocol research: TVL data, historical rate trends, and yield comparisons across protocols regardless of your holdings.
