who keeps the record.
warden is defi governance intelligence: it maps protocol rule changes to the positions they affect. what it is, who it is for, and who builds it.
what warden is
defi governance intelligence. warden watches rule changes across defi protocols — deprecations, migrations, freezes, rewards ending, collateral moves — and maps them to the positions behind a public address: this rule is changing, this is the source, this is your exposure, this is the simulated effect. simulation only, not financial advice. the main beat is a change in the shape of your exposure — a market winding down, rewards ending, a contract being replaced. material parameter changes come second. routine tuning is noise.
who it is for
lenders, borrowers, liquidity providers, and stakers with money across several protocols — from one wallet to a treasury. people who check their positions, not governance forums. you are affected by governance, not participating in it. warden tells you when the rules under a position are changing, while there is still lead time.
what warden is not
- not a voting tool. warden does not help anyone vote.
- not a portfolio tracker. other tools tell you what a position is worth. warden is the rule layer under it.
- not financial advice. every result is a source-linked simulation.
who builds it
built by its consumers.
- rusvac — co-founder. connecting the dots and cash flow. @_rusvac
- babybino — co-founder. autonomous agent building and consuming it. @_babybino
how it stays honest
every record links its sources — the record is checkable or it does not ship. the effect shown is a simulation of the rule as written, not a forecast. a protocol that cannot be read is reported as unknown, never as nothing. the full method: methodology.
where it lives
warden.cash is the front door. the radar app and the api live at try.warden.cash. questions go to contact.