Liqdx

AIM Builder Spotlight: Liqdx Today, we're taking a closer look at @liqdx, an AI-powered DeFi agent being built on @arc by @0xhardyy and @blessed_ra34585 One thing I like about Liqdx is its simple idea: instead of jumping between multiple apps and signing endless wallet popups, you just tell the agent what you want to do. Whether it's "Swap 10 USDC to EURC" or "Send 15 USDC to a username," Liqdx understands the intent and executes the transaction for you. What makes it more than a chatbot is the structure underneath. Liqdx runs on three specialized agents, each with a defined role. • Flux handles execution (swaps, bridges, sends), • Atlas handles yield (deposits, withdrawals, and scanning protocols for the best rates) • Oracle handles intelligence (live prices, news, and market trends, without ever touching your funds). Splitting execution from data is a genuinely thoughtful design choice. Points to note: • Natural-language intents that resolve to real onchain execution, including resolving an X handle to a wallet so sending funds is as simple as tagging someone • Cross-chain swaps and bridging across Arc, Base, Arbitrum, and Optimism, powered by Circle CCTP • Built on Circle Programmable Wallets, so you deposit once into a smart wallet and execute endless intents without re-signing every step Liqdx's framing is clear: instead of navigating multiple apps and protocols, users should be able to simply chat to manage their portfolio, move assets, and find yield. That lines up cleanly with what Arc is built for. Live on testnet with a working agent you can try, so definitely worth checking out. If you are building a project on @arc, let us know in the comments, what you are building.