Alris Agent Documentation
  • 👋Alris - AI-Powered Yield Optimizer
  • Overview
    • ⭐️ what is alris
    • 💡What alris do
    • ✨Token Utility
  • How alris invest your money
    • Overview
    • Data Flow in Alris Protocol
    • Risk model
    • Rebalancing
  • Data Flow in Alris Protocol
  • Alris Risk Model
    • Overview: How the Alris Risk Model Works
    • Volatility Risk
    • Liquidity Risk
    • Protocol Risk
    • Combining the risks
  • Alral engine and Rebalancing
    • Alral Engine: Overview and Role in Alris
    • Alral engine
    • Rebalancing in Alris Protocol
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  • Mathematical and Technical Aspects of Alral Engine
  • Combining the Risks Involved
  • Conclusion
  1. Alral engine and Rebalancing

Alral engine

The Alral Engine is the central component of the Alris Protocol, responsible for optimizing portfolio management, fund allocation, and risk assessment.

Key Functions of the Alral Engine

Risk Model and Assessment

  • The Alral Engine continuously evaluates market conditions to determine the optimal allocation of assets, ensuring that portfolios are balanced for maximum returns and minimal risk.

  • The system updates key operational components on an hourly basis, ensuring that all assessments remain accurate and responsive to real-time market changes.

  • Risk parameters are fine-tuned based on audit status and exploit history, allowing for a dynamic risk assessment that adapts to the changing financial landscape.

Risk Preference Framework

  • The Risk Preference Framework maps individual user risk preferences to asset allocation strategies.

  • A parameter (denoted as α) is used to quantify the level of risk the user is willing to accept, influencing how assets are distributed within the user's portfolio.

  • The framework enables personalized portfolio management, ensuring that user preferences align with the overall strategy of risk minimization.

    Risk Preference Parameter (α):

    • 0.3: Low Risk

    • 0.6: Medium Risk

    • 0.9: High Risk

    • These values influence initial asset allocation and rebalancing decisions, ensuring the portfolio matches the user’s risk tolerance.

Rebalancing and Allocation

  • The Alral Engine employs dynamic asset allocation strategies that adapt to shifting market conditions. By integrating real-time market analysis, the engine can execute automated rebalancing of user portfolios.

  • The automated rebalancing mechanism is designed to respond rapidly to any market changes, ensuring that portfolios are consistently aligned with evolving trends while maintaining a focus on risk control and yield generation.


Mathematical and Technical Aspects of Alral Engine

Risk Modeling

  • The Alral Engine uses advanced mathematical models to assess risk and optimize asset allocation. Some key models include:

  • These models incorporate market variables such as volatility, asset correlation, and historical performance to determine the optimal allocation of funds, minimizing risk while aiming for high returns.

Rebalancing Algorithms

  • The rebalancing algorithm integrates machine learning techniques to predict market shifts and adjust portfolios accordingly.

  • The algorithm ensures that the portfolio remains optimized for performance while respecting the user’s defined risk preferences.

  • Automated rebalancing occurs when specific triggers are met, such as significant changes in the Annual Percentage Yield (APY) of an asset relative to its maximum APY.


Combining the Risks Involved

The Alris Protocol combines various risks involved in decentralized finance (DeFi) investments through a comprehensive risk assessment framework. This framework evaluates three key risk metrics:

  1. Volatility Risk (Rv):

    • This measures the risk associated with fluctuations in asset prices, distinguishing between lending and liquidity pools.

  2. Liquidity Risk (Rl):

    • This evaluates how easily users can enter or exit positions in liquidity pools without significantly affecting asset prices, ensuring efficient and stable transactions.

  3. Protocol Risk (Rp):

    • This measures the reliability and security of the integrated DeFi protocols, using operational metrics such as unreliability and security scores.

These risks are combined into an overall risk score (Rtotal) using a formula that assigns weight coefficients (wv, wl, wp) to each risk metric, reflecting their importance in the overall risk assessment. This allows the protocol to quantify and evaluate the risks associated with managing user funds across various liquidity pools.


Conclusion

The Alral Engine is the foundation of the Alris Protocol, enabling optimized asset allocation and dynamic portfolio management. Through sophisticated risk models, real-time rebalancing, and advanced mathematical techniques, it ensures that portfolios are optimized for performance while also adhering to user preferences and changing market conditions. This combination of cutting-edge technology and adaptive risk management provides a robust framework for decentralized asset management.

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