3.2 UNAI Yield Architecture: Three Engines Operating in Parallel

Parallel Capital Allocation Model

Based on its real-time analysis, UNAI allocates capital across multiple execution paths that operate in parallel. This structure allows capital to remain active across different environments while maintaining diversification and control.

A) DEX Liquidity Execution

Capital allocated to decentralized exchanges is used to:

• Earn trading fees and capture execution spreads

• Support proprietary liquidity structures

• Operate within execution-aware, MEV-conscious environments

This allocation is optimized for consistent onchain trading activity and liquidity utilization.

B) MEV and Arbitrage Execution

This layer focuses on execution strategies that include:

• Popular dex arbitrage opportunities

• Transaction sequencing optimization

• Compute-assisted execution designed to reduce adverse selection

By managing these strategies internally, UNAI seeks to improve net execution outcomes.

C) Payment Settlement Allocation

A portion of capital may be allocated to payment settlement use cases, including:

• Stablecoin liquidity for card-based settlement

• Transaction processing demand from payment service providers

This allocation enables capital to participate in real-world transaction flows while remaining programmatically managed.

Coordinated Allocation (Rebalance Mechanism)

UNAI continuously evaluates performance, risk, and demand across all execution paths. Capital is rebalanced based on observed conditions to maintain efficiency and consistency.

This approach allows Universe Pro to support onchain trading, arbitrage execution, and payment settlement within a single coordinated system.