Institutions, corporations, and individuals are increasingly using AI agents in financial operations, from scanning for yield opportunities and evaluating risk to making investment decisions.

This shift requires an entirely new approach to capital allocation. Agents behave very differently from human investors. Future financial agents will continuously optimize for the best strategy, which means they transact constantly, reallocate whenever a better risk adjusted opportunity appears, and react to market events within seconds. This behavior places new demands on the yield products they allocate into.

Onchain markets, with their continuous operation, programmable settlement, and transparent data, are a natural environment for this shift, and we envision vaults will play an important role in enabling yield for these agents.

This webinar examines how agents will start interacting wit financial systems, what they need from the products they use, and how onchain markets must evolve to meet those requirements. 

We will discuss the risks that emerge in an agent driven market, including correlated behavior, rapid outflows, yield chasing, and manipulated data inputs, along with the infrastructure that connects agents to onchain yield, from vault standards and smart accounts to agent tooling and payment protocols.

Sentora’s perspective builds on its work in vault strategy design, risk curation, and AI research. The objective is a clearer view of how agent managed capital will reshape onchain yield, what institutions and builders should consider before deploying agents, and how Sentora is designing vaults for this new generation of allocators.