DeFi Monitor

You can monitor on-chain DeFi positions by adding tracked contracts to memory/on-chain-watches.yml, which prompts the system to query standard contract view functions via RPC and alert you to yield changes, health issues, and risk events.

Automated DeFi pool monitoring queries standard contract view functions via RPC on scheduled runs to detect health issues, yield changes, and risk events across tracked contracts, logging findings to memory/logs and delivering formatted reports.

Yes, you can track DeFi liquidity pools across Ethereum and other chains by configuring your watched positions in memory/on-chain-watches.yml, which the system checks by querying standard contract view functions via RPC.

To set up alerts for yield changes, add your tracked contracts to memory/on-chain-watches.yml and run the monitor; it will notify you through ./notify with formatted reports when scheduled runs or file updates detect significant changes.

The best way to automate health checks for multiple DeFi contracts is maintaining a portfolio list in memory/on-chain-watches.yml, triggering scheduled runs and file-update checks that log findings to memory/logs and notify you of risk events.

Yes, DeFi monitoring via RPC view functions works without external dependencies, relying on reading memory/on-chain-watches.yml, querying on-chain data, logging to memory/logs, and notifying through ./notify to surface risk events.