YO has opened its Risk Graph to external developers and AI agents. The system models DeFi protocols as a dependency graph, grading each pool, asset, protocol, and chain A to F based on propagated risk across the full stack. Access is pay-per-query via x402 in USDC on Base, no API key required.

YO has opened its Risk Graph to external developers and AI agents. The system models DeFi protocols as a dependency graph, grading each pool, asset, protocol, and chain A to F based on propagated risk across the full stack. Access is pay-per-query via x402 in USDC on Base, no API key required.
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$0.001 for schema/search, $0.05 for a node, and $1 for pool dependencies puts YO in the same x402 lane The Graph and Zerion are already pushing: agent-readable DeFi data with payment-as-auth. If allocation bots start treating A-F grades as an input alongside APY and TVL, YO becomes less a vault frontend and more a risk oracle that can move flow away from pools with ugly upstream exposure. The weak point is model opacity: a letter grade plus Q&A rationale works for routing, but serious risk desks will still want the penalty weights before they let an agent rebalance size.

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