New Capital Injection Propels Sky's Decentralized Agent Network Forward
On March 15, Sky Protocol announced the approval of a pivotal governance proposal to allocate approximately 70 million USDS to key operational agents. This strategic move is designed to support the final phase of agent deployment and marks a significant leap toward establishing a self-sustaining, decentralized capital ecosystem anchored by Sky’s savings rate framework.
Targeted Funding for High-Performance Agents
The capital distribution was carefully structured to maximize efficiency and decentralization:
- 10 million USDS allocated to Keel, reinforcing infrastructure resilience
- 25 million USDS directed to Amatsu, a newly onboarded execution agent focused on scalable yield generation
- Another 25 million USDS assigned to Ozone, tasked with enhancing liquidity and protocol engagement
- 10 million USDS entrusted to a confidential agent, preserving strategic flexibility
Controlled Release with Governance Oversight
All funds remain under protocol control, held in segregated sub-accounts managed by SKY governance. The disbursement is scheduled to finalize following a community vote on March 26, marking the last major release under the Genesis Capital program.
As each agent launches its native token, capital will transition into independently managed treasuries—enabling autonomy while maintaining alignment with the broader network. This phased approach strengthens security, reduces centralization risk, and sets the stage for long-term scalability.