Intro to AutoLayer

All LRTfi. One Interface.

What is AutoLayer?

AutoLayer, formerly known as Tortle Ninja, is the premier LRTfi hub on Arbitrum. Offering access to a wide array of assets, liquidity pools, farms, and vaults/strategies, totaling around 800 assets, 400 liquidity pools, 50 farms, and over 100 vaults/strategies, AutoLayer now focuses on optimizing Liquid Restaked Tokens (LRT), Liquid Staked Tokens (LST), AVSs, operators, and incentives.

In its latest iteration, AutoLayer transforms into a sophisticated interface within the EigenLayer ecosystem. It efficiently manages Liquid Restaked Tokens (LRT), Liquid Staked Tokens (LST), AVSs, operators, and other ecosystem incentives.

Acting as a gateway to LRTfi, AutoLayer facilitates the development of strategies for optimal LRT utilization. Integrated seamlessly with major DeFi platforms including UniSwap, SushiSwap, Balancer Labs, Camelot DEX, Yearn Finance, and GMX.

Upcoming Developments: AutoLayer V2

The development team is actively working on AutoLayer V2, the forthcoming version of our protocol. This iteration is targeted towards achieving greater integration within the EigenLayer ecosystem. The enhancements and new features under development include:

• Virtual Operators for EigenLayer: This feature aims to streamline operations and facilitate smoother integration within the EigenLayer ecosystem.

• Slashing Bounties: A mechanism designed to incentivize adherence to the protocol’s rules, thereby enhancing overall security.

• Auto-Compounding and Token Liquification: Strategies to maximize yields through efficient management of token liquidity and compounding.

• Management of Liquid and Illiquid Assets: Improved handling of assets to enhance liquidity and operational flexibility.

• AVS Scoring Implementation: A scoring system based on the level of institutional and retail involvement, aimed at better risk management and providing insights into the dynamics of AVS.

These developments are part of our commitment to enhancing the functionality and integration of the AutoLayer protocol within the broader EigenLayer ecosystem.