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Author Topic: [ANN] Otomato — Read-only DeFi Portfolio Monitoring & Real-Time Alerts  (Read 13 times)
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July 27, 2026, 02:59:26 PM
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OTOMATO

Your on-chain positions. Fully monitored.



Hi Bitcointalk,

I’m part of the Otomato team, and this is the official Otomato discussion thread.

Otomato is a read-only portfolio monitoring service that tracks your on-chain positions and sends alerts when something meaningful changes.

Instead of constantly checking multiple dashboards, protocol announcements, rates, health factors and security feeds, users can paste a public wallet address and let Otomato monitor their positions.

Why we built Otomato

Managing positions across DeFi protocols, perpetual exchanges and prediction markets can quickly become difficult.

Users may need to monitor:

  • Liquidation risk and health factors
  • Borrowing rates and lending yields
  • Concentrated liquidity ranges
  • Funding rates and perpetual positions
  • Protocol exploits, bad debt and asset depegs
  • Governance proposals and protocol announcements
  • Position maturity and claim deadlines
  • Prediction market positions and resolutions

Otomato brings this information into one portfolio view and sends alerts when something actually affects the user’s positions.

How it works

1. Paste a public wallet address.

2. Otomato automatically detects supported positions and exposure.

3. Monitoring begins without requiring manual configuration for every protocol.

4. Relevant alerts are delivered through the Otomato mobile app or Telegram.

Read-only by design

Otomato is a monitoring service, not a wallet or transaction executor.

  • No private keys required
  • No signatures required
  • No token approvals or spending permissions
  • Otomato cannot move your funds
  • Otomato cannot execute transactions on your behalf

Monitoring is performed using publicly available blockchain data associated with the wallet address provided by the user.

Examples of alerts

  • Health factor approaching a dangerous level
  • Liquidation risk increasing
  • Borrowing rate suddenly increasing
  • Lending yield changing significantly
  • Liquidity position moving out of range
  • Perpetual funding rate becoming unusually high
  • Limit order being filled
  • Stablecoin or pegged asset losing its peg
  • Protocol exploit, bad debt or security incident
  • Governance proposal affecting an asset or position
  • Pendle position approaching maturity
  • Airdrop, registration or claim deadline approaching
  • Prediction market position being resolved

Supported ecosystems and protocols

Otomato monitors a growing selection of DeFi, perpetual and prediction-market protocols, including:

  • Aave
  • Morpho
  • Euler
  • Pendle
  • Uniswap
  • Hyperliquid
  • Polymarket
  • Hyperlend
  • Kinetiq
  • Hyperswap

Additional protocols and alert types are added regularly.

Official website

https://otomato.xyz

The Otomato mobile applications and Telegram experience can be accessed through the official website.

We are looking for feedback

We would particularly like to hear from active DeFi, perpetual and prediction-market users:

  • Which positions or protocols are the hardest for you to monitor?
  • Which alerts would be the most useful to you?
  • Which protocols should Otomato support next?
  • Do you prefer receiving alerts through a mobile app or Telegram?
  • What would make you trust or distrust a read-only monitoring service?

We will use this thread to answer questions, collect feedback and share meaningful product updates.

Constructive criticism is welcome.



Otomato provides monitoring and informational alerts only. It does not execute transactions or provide financial advice. Users remain responsible for evaluating information and managing their own positions.
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