Ava Protocol

Still manually distributing incoming funds? Split USDC across wallets automatically. → Team → Treasury → Ops Set rules once. Everything runs.

@MLBwholesale not just tracking, but reacting to price thresholds automatically, like swap to USDC when ETH drops, then rebuy on recovery you can try it here: app.avaprotocol.org/templates?id=s…

@ava_protocol Being quick on signals is key. Tracking price changes in real-time would really help.

You follow dozens of signal groups. But you’re always late. What if your wallet reacted the moment a signal appears? We’re testing this. Tell us what you want to track👇 we’ll build it.

@dreem500 yeah, this is exactly it tracking entry and exit levels for a pair, then acting on it you can try it with this template: app.avaprotocol.org/templates?id=s…

@ava_protocol Tracking entry and exit signals for specific crypto pairs would be useful. Let’s see how this evolves.

@ti9aul yeah, this is the goal. not just alerts, but actually acting on entry and stop levels so you’re not racing the signal every time

@ava_protocol Tracking entry prices and stop-loss levels would be useful. Timely notifications would help make quick decisions.

@_dfwgambit @cyclops_fgs depends what you want to automate, a few common ones: scheduled payouts across wallets auto repay or rebalance positions stop-loss order on uniswap to protect your position. check them out 👉 app.avaprotocol.org/templates

@cyclops_fgs @ava_protocol what other use cases can i use Ava protocol for?

I used to check my wallet constantly. Refreshing, switching tabs, making sure nothing came in or went out. It’s small, but overtime you can tell it adds up and i don’t like stress🤷🏻‍♂️. So i tried something different. I set up a workflow on @ava_protocol that monitors my wallet automatically: • any incoming or outgoing transaction • instantly triggers a Telegram alert No more checking manually. If something happens, i know at that instant. It’s one of those things you don’t realize you need until you stop doing it yourself. If you manage funds or multiple wallets, this is actually useful. Try this exact workflow, and i’d like your feedback on it (Link in the cs)

@bitcoinape_ @cyclops_fgs 😂 fair, automate the assistant away easiest way is this template: app.avaprotocol.org/templates?id=b… set recipients + schedule, it runs automatically. Happy to help if you get stuck

@cyclops_fgs @ava_protocol Crazy how this is taking my lazy assistant off his paycheck haha He delays payment disbursing and comes up with flimsy excuses😂 Care to teach me how to go about it? I’ll be in your dm

@0x_Yakson @cyclops_fgs nice, start with the “alert on money in/out” template it tracks money in and out automatically once you see it running, you can layer rules on top

@cyclops_fgs @ava_protocol this is actually a smart fix, trying it today

@AURAxdep @cyclops_fgs Nice, pick a template to try. feel free to DM if you want help setting anything up

@cyclops_fgs @ava_protocol Imma check that out

@youfwprince @cyclops_fgs Try starting with one simple workflow. easiest one: monitor your wallet and get Telegram alert on any incoming or outgoing funds once you see it run, the rest clicks

@cyclops_fgs @ava_protocol Will check it out

@cyclops_fgs Same here. The goal is to stop checking entirely. We just set rules: allowed spenders, auto move funds to cold storage, alert on anything unusual. after that, nothing to monitor.

@Raph1776184 @cyclops_fgs The real shift is removing manual steps. For example: auto repay when health factor drops. It just happens, no intervention needed.

@cyclops_fgs @ava_protocol Automation really the real alpha here

@juzo28022 @cyclops_fgs 100%. Automation only works if it’s scoped. You define the limits first, then it executes inside that. e.g. max 500 USDC per day, nothing beyond that.

@cyclops_fgs @ava_protocol Automation is great, but permissions and safety matter too

@promise_ben10 @cyclops_fgs Yeah this is exactly it. constantly refreshing feels normal until we stop doing it. Set a rule: if something unusual happens, notify immediately. 👌

@cyclops_fgs @ava_protocol Funny how we normalize refreshing wallets like it’s part of the process. Ava Protocol just built a tech that shows us it's not normal which is less stressful and simple to utilize

@unbankedgroup @Igomutheman Totally agree, that gap is real. In our canvas, you can define both the happy path and a failover path (via Branch) to handle edge cases. Would love your take if you try it.

Playing around with the @ava_protocol Studio agent, Ava. The team quietly dropped this one in the UI 👀 You give it an automation prompt, and it creates a workflow for you, which you then execute. It's still a work in progress, but it's amazing what the team has managed to do.

@Bright866779361 @Igomutheman still early, but the shift toward automated wallets is starting to show

@Igomutheman @ava_protocol Momentum is steadily building for this project

@Trustjamiez1 @Igomutheman nice, curious what you end up trying first 👀

@Igomutheman @ava_protocol Very good to see I will explore this

@theladyann_ @Igomutheman Appreciate you testing it out still early, but curious what workflow you tried — that’s where it gets interesting

@Igomutheman appreciate you trying it out 😎 still early, but the fun part is turning prompts into workflows you actually run