Nexus
AI portfolio management with on-chain crypto tools.
Nexus manages a portfolio through recurring AI cycles: market observation, analysis, allocation decisions, guarded execution, and outcome review. The on-chain toolkit includes liquidity pools, lending, limit orders, swaps and custody controls.
Start with the portfolio
The portfolio console guide explains the current pages and daily workflow. Begin with portfolio value and performance, understand the standing strategy, then inspect positions, movements and cycle health.
| Read | What it explains |
|---|---|
| Portfolio console | Navigation, positions, orders, activity, models and operational controls |
| Measuring success | NAV, benchmarks, earning, P&L and accounting coverage |
| HARVEST operation | The current portfolio cycle and execution model |
| On-chain integration | Solana custody, protocols and execution services |
| Operations | Deployments, observability and incident diagnosis |
| Security | Identity, permissions and execution boundaries |
| API reference | The underlying platform APIs |
| Repositories | Source repositories and component responsibilities |
The operating loop
- Observe markets and verify data quality.
- Analyse the regime and review portfolio outcomes.
- Set a mandate, allocations and execution plans within the guardrails.
- Execute permitted on-chain actions through the existing authorization path.
- Reconcile positions, attribute performance and learn from the results.
Unknown values, stale observations and missing accounting coverage remain visible. A generated plan is not a completed transaction, and a quoted output is not a realized fill.
Runtime and historical reference
Nexus Core, the worker, AI hosts, oracle and Solana execution services underpin the portfolio workflow. Earlier agent/skill/memory and software-development architecture documents are retained as runtime and historical references; their generic editors and project-management workflows are no longer part of the portfolio console.