CoinFello Launches Fello 1, Expanding AI Agent Capabilities for DeFi
Fort Worth, Texas, June 11, 2026 – CoinFello, a pioneer in self-sovereign AI agents for decentralized finance (DeFi), today announced the release of Fello 1. This significant upgrade transforms the company’s agent into a general-purpose AI crypto tool, enabling users to interact with any EVM-compatible smart contract and introducing new functionalities without requiring code updates. The launch broadens CoinFello’s scope from a specialized application to a comprehensive AI agent focused on simplifying the process of providing liquidity (LP) in DeFi.
Beyond its foundational capabilities in sending, swapping, bridging, and staking, Fello 1 can now assist users in opening LP positions on Uniswap V2, V3, and V4. It also facilitates multi-step DeFi transactions, eliminating the need for protocol-specific interfaces or pre-built integrations. The system operates on a self-custodial delegation model, ensuring users retain control over their wallets and private keys while granting agents limited, user-defined permissions.
This latest release builds upon CoinFello’s previous innovations, including Fello 0 and the CoinFello agent skill, a framework for secure agent delegation. Fello 1 is developed in accordance with MetaMask Smart Accounts standards, incorporating ERC-7710 and ERC-7715 delegation capabilities.
Fello 1 not only offers general-purpose functionality but also enhances the LP experience for DeFi users. The agent handles all necessary calculations, monitors live positions, and clearly presents information on in/out-of-range status, recommendations, and impermanent loss, providing users with a transparent view of their actual returns.
“Concentrated liquidity has been a significant yield opportunity in DeFi for years, but its complexity has been a barrier for many,” said jacobc.eth, Co-Founder & CEO of CoinFello. “Managing tick math, fee tiers, position monitoring, and impermanent loss requires considerable effort to do effectively. Fello 1 directly addresses these challenges, allowing users to capture yield without the burden of managing the underlying mechanics, all while maintaining full control of their private keys.”
In contrast to narrowly integrated DeFi assistants, Fello 1 is engineered to interact directly with EVM smart contracts through generalized execution capabilities. This approach, according to the company, allows for broader protocol coverage and faster expansion of supported features without the need for dedicated integrations for each new application.
Current functionalities include the management of liquidity positions, execution of multi-step transactions, interaction with ERC-4626 vaults, and integrations with protocols such as Aave, Uniswap V2, Uniswap V3, and Uniswap V4. CoinFello anticipates further enhancements for protocols like Pancakeswap and Aerodrome in upcoming updates.
The launch coincides with a surge in interest in AI-powered crypto infrastructure and conversational blockchain interfaces. CoinFello positions Fello 1 as an execution layer designed to provide users with simplified access to decentralized finance while preserving their direct control over transaction approvals and wallet permissions.
“Many AI agents in the crypto space today either operate on custodial systems or are confined to limited workflows,” stated MinChi, Co-Founder & COO of CoinFello. “We believe the next evolution of onchain AI will necessitate systems capable of operating across the full spectrum of EVM applications, while ensuring users remain actively involved in every transaction decision.”
CoinFello has stressed that Fello 1 is not designed as an autonomous trading bot. Users are required to review and approve each transaction before execution, and delegation permissions can be modified or revoked at any time.
The Fello 1 launch campaign is now active. Existing CoinFello users can access Fello 1 immediately, while new users can create accounts via the CoinFello application.
About CoinFello
CoinFello is an AI agent platform that facilitates the research, execution, and automation of onchain actions. Through plain language commands, users can perform actions such as sending, swapping, bridging, staking, creating LPs, and automating various crypto activities across EVM-compatible networks, all while maintaining full custody of their wallets and private keys. CoinFello employs a delegation model that grants AI agents only the specific permissions users choose to authorize.
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