What Ava is and isn't, in legal and practical terms. Nothing here is investment advice.
Ava Guardian is a tool. It explains what it sees on-chain and proposes specific actions you can confirm or decline. It is not a financial advisor, a broker-dealer, a registered investment adviser, or a fiduciary. Nothing it says — and nothing on this site — is an offer to buy or sell any asset or a recommendation to do so.
For any of the above, talk to a qualified professional in your jurisdiction.
Ava's job is to make the bounded decisions you've already authorized — "keep my Aave HF safe within a 500-USDC budget" — accurate and timely. It is not to make the strategic decisions about whether to be on Aave, how leveraged to be, or how much capital to deploy. Those are yours.
If you're not sure whether using a particular DeFi protocol is appropriate for you, that's a sign to stop and learn more, or to talk to a qualified adviser, not a sign to ask Ava.
Ava Guardian is offered as a software tool. We do not solicit users in jurisdictions where its use would violate local law. By using Ava, you confirm you are doing so on your own initiative and that your use complies with the laws applicable to you.
Actions are based on your instructions; you confirm before anything executes. Nothing here is financial advice. Crypto is risky. The Guardian model bounds the worst case inside the caps you set — but it doesn't make crypto risk-free.