CoinFello Launches Fello 2 and Returns 100% of Swap Fees to Users

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Somebody at CoinFello decided the interesting question was not whether an AI agent can execute a swap. That was settled a year ago. The interesting question is whether anyone will let one run for a month without being asked again.

Fello 2, released Wednesday, is the company's answer, write a strategy the way you would explain it to a colleague, approve the plan the agent writes back and then stop thinking about it. The example CoinFello leads with is not a command but a set of conditions: move idle USDC into the best stablecoin pool every Friday, but if a position drifts within 15% of liquidation, deal with the margin first. Three instructions, a dependency between two of them, a reporting trigger at the end.

Fello 1, which arrived in June, could already handle the hard parts of that in isolation. It did tick math on Uniswap V2, V3...

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