kpk Launches Agent-Powered Vaults on Morpho Network

The launch represents a strategic expansion of kpk’s non-custodial asset management capabilities, building on the same infrastructure that has powered large onchain treasuries for organizations like Gnosis and ENS since 2020. By integrating with Morpho’s extensive lending network, kpk’s vaults gain access to integrations with major fintechs and banks worldwide, creating managed yield strategies that operate autonomously while maintaining full transparency and user control.

At the core of the system are logic-based agents that manage liquidity, optimize performance, and execute predefined onchain policies to adjust exposure under changing market conditions. These agents operate within verifiable bounds, executing actions without discretion while embedding discipline and transparency in every transaction. The Rebalancing Agent maintains optimal utilization and yield by reallocating liquidity among approved markets, while the Exit Agent reacts to risk conditions such as oracle staleness or liquidity stress within seconds to prevent illiquidity scenarios.

The initial series of agent-powered vaults introduces diversified strategies across stablecoins and ETH, all designed as fully automated, low-risk vaults for continuous operation. The kpk USDC vault allocates across blue-chip collateral markets including wstETH, BTC, and ETH+ with diversified tiers and strict caps, balancing safety with efficient yield generation. Similarly, the kpk EURC vault targets EURC lending markets with defined tier-based exposure limits.

For Ethereum holders, the kpk ETH vault deploys ETH across selected collateral markets to generate lending yield while maintaining real-time liquidity through automated rebalancing. The platform has also extended its framework to Layer 2 solutions with kpk USDC Yield on Arbitrum, where allocations are dynamically rebalanced across incentive-rich markets with strict liquidity preservation measures. All vaults are ERC-4626 compliant, with parameters, oracles, and allocations fully accessible through kpk’s documentation and the Morpho interface.

During the soft launch phase, the system demonstrated its operational superiority when EURC markets briefly exceeded their utilization threshold, creating a potential liquidity crunch. The automated agents responded within seconds, reallocating 20% of the vault’s liquidity to preserve full withdrawal access while manually managed vaults took hours to respond. This rapid intervention allowed the vault to sustain higher net yields and uninterrupted liquidity throughout the event.

Testing results further validated the efficiency of agent-driven execution, with weekly realized yields outperforming identical benchmarks by up to 46%. According to Marcelo Ruiz de Olano, Co-Founder of kpk, “We’ve always believed that decentralized financial infrastructure should be open and equitable. With this release, we’re bringing the same professional-grade treasury systems that power DAOs to everyone onchain.” The automation serves as operational discipline, executing policy instantly without delay or discretion.

The launch of agent-powered vaults on Morpho represents a fundamental shift in how onchain asset management operates and scales. By embedding policy-defined logic directly into execution, kpk transforms management into a rule-based process where allocation, risk control, and reporting occur transparently onchain, eliminating manual bottlenecks. This approach doesn’t replace management but extends its reach, establishing the foundation for a more transparent and scalable financial system.

As kpk continues to build on its track record of managing treasuries for top DeFi protocols, the organization maintains its commitment to transparency, sustainability, and onchain governance. The agent-powered vaults demonstrate how verifiable execution and structured risk control can coexist in open markets, giving every user—regardless of size or technical expertise—the tools to manage assets with the same confidence and efficiency as the largest organizations in the decentralized finance space.