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Everything in these docs — scores, bands, allocations, and methodology — is research and general information, not investment advice. See Limitations and disclaimer.
DeFi produces thousands of yield-bearing vaults, and almost no neutral way to judge them. Yields are advertised by the protocols that earn fees from them; aggregators rank by APY; the risk that actually destroys principal — exploits, admin keys, emission cliffs, frozen withdrawals — is left for the depositor to price alone. AtlasYield is built as the judgment layer that sits between depositors and that universe. It does three things:

The Atlas Score

A 0–100 rating of every vault it covers, built from four pillars and sixteen factors, published on a timestamped, git-verifiable public record.

The Atlas Engine

A deterministic portfolio builder that turns scored vaults into a risk-adjusted allocation under explicit, published policy constraints.

Monitoring and calls

Continuous re-scoring of every covered vault, with dated, evidence-backed risk calls when the model’s judgment of a vault changes materially.
The consumer app at atlasyield.club is the live demonstration of all three: you can read the scores, have the Engine propose a portfolio, and deploy into it from an account you control — non-custodially, signing every transaction yourself. Scoring has been live since May 5, 2026; verifiable public snapshots since July 8, 2026.

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System overview

The score rates one vault at a time. The Engine composes scored vaults into a portfolio. Execution moves the user’s funds into that portfolio under hard safety rules. Monitoring watches everything after the fact and feeds back into the score.

Read the Litepaper

The full v1.0 litepaper — the Score, the Engine, asset-flow mechanics, and limitations — as a single document, with a downloadable PDF.