XAUT ecosystem under Helio Protocol establishes strategic partnership with Dephy and APRO
According to ChainCatcher, Helio Protocol's XAUT gold stablecoin ecosystem has announced a strategic partnership with Dephy and APRO, aiming to jointly advance the application of AI intelligent quantitative systems in gold stablecoins, RWA (real-world asset tokenization), and DeFi sectors.
It is reported that this collaboration will be based on the Dephy Apro System AI quantitative framework, combined with XAUT ecosystem's on-chain asset settlement and cross-market liquidity management capabilities, to build an "AI + gold stablecoin + on-chain quant" financial model. This model aims to achieve AI-driven market prediction, automated on-chain quantitative trading, dynamic risk control, and intelligent adjustment of multi-market liquidity.
In addition, according to official statistics, the average daily quantitative return of the XAUT AI Quant System reached 10.17% in the first quarter of 2026. In the future, the XAUT ecosystem plans to further promote the construction of basic infrastructure such as the AI-Agent auto-trading system, gold stablecoin cross-border payment network, and intelligent RWA settlement system.
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