Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Here are answers to some common questions about Asynchronus:
What is Asynchronus in one sentence?
Asynchronus is a decentralized AI multi-agent system designed to autonomously execute complex Web3 workflows through a conversational interface.
Is Asynchronus a wallet or an exchange?
Neither. Asynchronus is an infrastructure and interface layer. It connects to your existing Web3 wallet (non-custodially) and interacts with various exchanges (DEXs), bridges, and protocols on your behalf, based on your instructions.
Is it safe to use? Can agents access my funds?
Security is paramount. Asynchronus is non-custodial, meaning we never have access to your private keys. All transactions that involve moving your funds or making critical changes require your explicit approval and signature via your connected wallet. Our Security Agent also works to vet protocols and transactions before presenting them to you.
How does Asynchronus make money?
Our business model is designed to align with ecosystem growth and will likely involve several streams, such as:
Fees on certain advanced or high-frequency agent actions.
Revenue sharing or fees within the Open Agent Marketplace (for premium agents/tools).
Partnership agreements with protocols seeking deep integration.
Who can build agents for Asynchronus?
Anyone! Our Graph framework is designed for developers and research teams to build, test, and deploy their own specialized agents. We aim to foster an open ecosystem where the community can contribute new capabilities.
When can I start using Shell?
Our MVP for Shell, featuring staking, bridging, and token discovery, is scheduled to launch in June 2025, starting with a closed beta. Stay tuned to our channels for launch announcements.
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