AlphaFi Agg is a yield aggregator built for the Sui ecosystem. It bundles DeFi strategies into automated vaults so users can deposit once and let the contract handle allocation and compounding. Our data shows about $17.8M in tracked deposits on a single chain, and it ranks 9th of 15 in our Yield aggregators category. At least two security reviews surfaced in our checks.
How the vaults work
A depositor supplies a supported asset and receives a share token, while the vault deploys capital into yield sources and reinvests the rewards. This offers Sui users a hands-off route to yield without manually managing positions, in exchange for trusting the vault's strategy code and operators. Concentrating on one ecosystem lets a protocol tune its strategies to that chain's specific lending and liquidity venues, which can be an advantage, but it also ties the product's fortunes to the health and adoption of that single network.
Where it sits in our table
A 9th-of-15 placement is mid-pack. Audit coverage and a couple of years of observed history support the score, while single-chain reach and a smaller deposit base limit how high it can climb. As with every profile here, the ranking summarizes what we can verify rather than forecasting returns.
What we measured
- Deposits: roughly $17.8M tracked.
- Audits: at least two reviews found in our checks.
- Age: about 2.1 years observed.
- Responsiveness: app latency near 126 ms.
- Chains: 1 (Sui).
Risks to weigh
AlphaFi Agg is single-chain, so it carries Sui network risk and offers no cross-chain diversification. Its audits are a positive, but audited vaults still carry smart-contract risk in the vault itself and in any protocol a strategy allocates into, and liquidity-based strategies can incur impermanent loss. Being tied to a newer ecosystem can also mean less mature underlying infrastructure. Yields vary and we do not publish them. We found no dedicated public status page during our review.
Who it is for
AlphaFi Agg suits Sui users who want audited, automated yield within that ecosystem and value a couple of years of observed history. It is less suited to users seeking multi-chain reach or a formal incident-status channel.