Ava surfaces idle stablecoins and other assets sitting at 0% — and proposes the safest yield.
The Idle-USDC Earn Guardian. The idea: stablecoins parked in a wallet at 0% can earn ~6% safely on Aave Base; Ava points it out and prepares the move, and nothing moves until you confirm it.
Anytime your wallet has more than a small threshold of:
Ava will surface them when it scans your wallet.
🛡️ Ava — 💤 You've got 2,000 USDC sitting idle, earning 0%. I can put it to work at the best safe yield.
You — where?
🛡️ Ava — Right now the safest ~6% is Aave USDC on Base (audited, deep liquidity). Preview: 2,000 USDC → ~$120/yr. Withdraw anytime, no lockup. You sign it in your own wallet.
[ Sign on web ] [ Show other options ]You — taps
Sign on web, taps Confirm in Ava Studio, and signs in your wallet🛡️ Ava — ✅ Done — your 2,000 USDC is now earning ~6%. Want it back? Just ask and I'll prepare the withdrawal.
Ava only proposes idle-asset moves into:
Ava does not propose:
There's no separate Earn permission, and no scheduled job that sweeps idle funds for you. Every move is one you ask for, in one of two ways:
The Aave V3 permission covers the Aave V3 pool as a whole — supply, withdraw, borrow, repay and collateral settings — not just supply. What limits it is a total spending limit per token (a running total that doesn't refill), an expiry, and the one chain it's for. Ava won't borrow unless you ask, but that's how Ava behaves, not something the permission blocks. See Permissions & Limits.
If you use a separate Ava smart wallet, anything you withdraw from it goes back to your main wallet, never anywhere else.
Ava doesn't rotate your position on its own — there's no scheduled job that moves idle funds. If you want to know whether there's a better option, ask; any move is one you confirm. The bar for "better" is strict: substantially higher yield and at least as safe (audit profile, liquidity depth, exit conditions). Yield-chasing is not the Guardian's job.
Aave supply has no lockup, so you can move out anytime: ask Ava and it prepares the withdrawal for you to confirm. No surprises.