Naisu1

Naisu1 is the first Intent-based and OpenClaw-powered DeFi agent that automates cross-chain yield strategies between EVM (Base) and Sui.

For most users, moving liquidity from Base to chase high APYs on Sui (e.g., on Scallop or Cetus) is a friction-heavy process involving bridges, multiple wallets, and manual swaps. Naisu1 solves this by turning complex cross-chain operations into a simple chat.

Powered by the OpenClaw framework, Naisu1 acts as a personal DeFi assistant. It proactively monitors yield opportunities on Sui protocols (Cetus, Scallop, Navi, Suilend) and notifies the user via Telegram/Discord when a better rate is found. With a simple "Yes" from the user, Naisu1 executes an intent-based transaction using Wormhole to bridge funds and Sui Programmable Transaction Blocks (PTB) to atomically deposit them into the target protocol. It’s "Agentic Finance" made real.

Naisu1 is built on a "Detect-Bridge-Execute" architecture using OpenClaw, Wormhole, Uniswap V4, and Sui.

1. The Brain: OpenClaw Agent We built a custom agent using OpenClaw that monitors real-time APY data from Sui protocols (Cetus, Scallop, Navi) and Uniswap V4.

It analyzes the user's idle liquidity on Base (via Uniswap V4 positions) and calculates potential yield uplifts on Sui.

1. The Transport: Wormhole & Uniswap V4 When the user confirms a strategy in the chat, the agent interacts with our Uniswap V4 Hook on Base.

The hook locks the user's assets and emits a cross-chain "Yield Intent" message via Wormhole Generic Message Passing (GMP).

This message contains the execution instructions (e.g., "Deposit 1000 USDC to Scallop") rather than just a token transfer.

1. The Execution: Sui & PTB On the Sui side, we deployed a Solver contract that receives the Wormhole VAA. We heavily leverage Sui’s Programmable Transaction Blocks (PTB) to ensure atomicity.

In a single transaction block, the solver:

• Redeems the Wormhole wrapped asset.
• Swaps tokens via Cetus (if needed, e.g., USDC -> SUI).
• Deposits funds directly into Scallop, Navi, or Suilend.