warden — the rules under your money change. you find out first.

warden.cash is defi governance intelligence: it watches protocol rule changes — deprecations, migrations, freezes, rewards ending — and shows how each one affects your wallet, before it happens.

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.

for people

open https://try.warden.cash/w/{address} — any evm address, ens name, solana, cosmos, or xrp address. nothing to connect, nothing to sign. try vitalik.eth.

for agents

read llms.txt, then call GET https://try.warden.cash/api/scan/{address}?view=compact. no key, 30 req/min, every impact carries its source links. docs for builders: developers. any page here comes back as markdown when you send Accept: text/markdown.

watching for

deprecations · migrations · freezes · rewards ending · collateral moves — across decentralized lending, staking, and trading protocols on evm, solana, cosmos, and xrp. material parameter changes (rates, collateral factors) are covered too. routine tuning is noise.

questions on file

  • do you need my keys? no. you paste an address — warden reads public chain state. nothing to connect, nothing to sign, nothing it could ever move.
  • what if a rule change doesn't touch me? then you never hear about it. warden only speaks when a change intersects a position you actually hold. no feed, no spam, no irrelevant alerts.
  • which chains can it scan? evm addresses and ens names, solana, cosmos, and xrp. paste any of them — positions and impacts bundle into one radar.
  • can my agent use it? yes. the scan behind this page is an open api — no key, no signup, 30 calls a minute. point any agent at try.warden.cash/llms.txt and it knows the rest. every impact comes back with its source links, so your agent can show its work.
  • how is this different from snapshot or tally? snapshot and tally serve the people voting. warden serves the people affected — it maps each passed or pending change to your exposure and shows the simulated effect. you are affected by governance, not participating in it.
  • is this financial advice? no. every result is a source-linked simulation: this rule is changing, this is the source, this is your exposure, this is the simulated effect. you draw the conclusions; warden brings the record.

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