Giza’s autonomous yield optimization agent ARMA goes live on the Base network

Giza, a Web3 agent developer, has announced that ARMA, its autonomous yield optimization agent, would be launching on the Base network, according to the reports shared with Finbold on January 29.

As Giza’s primary yield optimization agent, ARMA will allow for autonomous stablecoin position management, removing the need for active user intervention within the network.

Automated DeFi management

Decentralized finance (DeFi) often requires active management across multiple protocols, which is usually not only complex but also risky.

ARMA mitigates some of the problems associated with this model by scanning markets, analyzing cross-chain data, and executing strategies in real time.

This allows for complex cross-protocol operations and ensures security through traceable execution patterns.

In addition, by maintaining user control with the help of smart accounts and session keys, ARMA promises to make more intricate financial strategies available to a broader audience without compromising user data sovereignty.

Base’s high-performance infrastructure serves as the foundation for the new mode, with its low fees, deep liquidity pools, and reduced slippage, all of which improve capital allocation and price discovery while aiding automation.

Renç Korzay, chief executive officer (CEO) of Giza, emphasized the importance of automation in financial markets, stating:

“Intelligence is becoming the arbiter of power in digital markets, yet most people remain limited by human cognitive constraints. Giza Agents are unlocking a new era of automated finance where machines handle the complexity of execution while preserving human sovereignty — ARMA’s launch on Base marks our first step towards financial acceleration, where markets never sleep and capital never stays still.”

The success of Giza’s ARMA agent

So far, ARMA has deployed over 7,000 agents, managed over $300,000 in user assets, and executed more than 10,000 transactions autonomously.

These numbers were made possible by Giza’s agent-driven DeFi architecture, with its semantic abstraction layer that standardizes interactions across protocols and enables quick complex strategy execution.

Smart accounts with session key-based permission likewise promote non-custodial security and give users more control over their assets, while a decentralized execution network enforces reliability with the help of crypto-economic incentives.

The Base integration is expected to provide ARMA with further scalability options, offering users access to custom yield optimization strategies.

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