Policy-driven DAO treasury allocation engine
DAOs don't fail because of bad intent. They fail because discretionary treasury execution drifts from mandate. Sagitta AAA converts governance votes into enforceable allocation policy — executed consistently, documented automatically, and defensible under scrutiny.
The DAO treasury problem
Governance votes establish mandates. But mandates don't automatically govern capital behavior. Between votes, treasury operations are often managed through informal consensus, Notion docs, and individual judgment — none of which are enforceable, auditable, or consistent.
The result: allocation decisions that can't be explained to token holders, treasury behavior that drifts from ratified policy, and no systematic record of why specific decisions were made. Sagitta AAA treats allocation policy as executable doctrine — not suggestions, but enforced constraints.
What AAA gives DAOs
Encode DAO governance outcomes directly into machine-checkable policy constraints. Eligibility limits, concentration caps, liquidity requirements, and regime behavior — all derived from mandate, not individual discretion.
Between governance cycles, treasury operators often fill gaps with undocumented judgment. AAA eliminates that gap. Policy is active and enforced continuously, not only when a vote is live.
Every allocation decision produces a machine-readable record: constraints evaluated, signals considered, policy guards enforced. Token holders and stewards can verify that decisions match mandate — at any point in time.
Not every contributor needs allocation authority. AAA separates read-only observation from sandbox experimentation from operational decision-making — matching responsibility to accountability.
Connect treasury wallets as read-only data sources. AAA normalizes on-chain holdings across supported chains without custody, signing permissions, or execution access.
Define posture rules for different market regimes — conservative in drawdowns, neutral in stability, calibrated expansion when conditions permit. The allocator adapts within policy bounds without requiring ad-hoc intervention.
How it works for a DAO treasury
- Define policy from governance output. Encode ratified mandates as explicit constraints: asset eligibility, exposure limits, liquidity floors, and concentration caps.
- Import treasury wallet state. Connect treasury wallets as read-only data sources. AAA normalizes holdings into a consistent policy model across chains.
- Run allocation under policy constraints. AAA resolves allocation outputs deterministically — the same policy, applied to the same portfolio state, always produces the same result.
- Review and approve the decision record. Before any execution, the decision record is available for steward review, governance reporting, and token holder audit.
Common questions
No. AAA imports wallet state as read-only portfolio data. It produces allocation decisions as outputs. Execution remains fully separate and under your control.
Policy constraints encoded in AAA remain active continuously. Between governance cycles, allocation outputs are constrained to the last ratified mandate — preventing discretionary drift during quiet periods.
Yes. Observer access provides full read-only visibility into allocation outcomes, risk analysis, and decision traces — without any authority to modify policy or act on decisions.
Decision records are machine-readable outputs that document what constraints were applied, what the allocation resolved to, and why. They are suitable for governance review, steward accountability, and treasury reporting.
Start with observer access to evaluate real allocation decisions under policy constraints. No custody. No commitment.