Sagitta Protocol Overview | Trustless Wealth Management Infrastructure

A video overview of the Sagitta Protocol architecture, published on the Sagitta Labs YouTube channel.

The protocol's subject is trustless wealth management infrastructure: holding, allocating, and recovering capital under rules that are enforced by the system rather than promised by an operator. Its components divide the work. The Vault handles custody and accounting. The Treasury manages liquidity and settlement. The Reserve is a gold-backed insurance layer. Escrow is the interface to external allocation venues, so capital leaving for a third-party venue crosses a boundary that was designed rather than improvised.

Two intelligence systems are embedded as components rather than integrations. The Autonomous Allocation Agent decides where capital goes, inside a policy agreed in advance. The Sagitta Continuity Engine governs what happens when something fails — which is the half of the design most protocols leave to incident response.

The organising claim is that fiduciary responsibility should be enforced through architecture instead of operator discretion, and that capital safety ranks above yield optimisation where the two conflict. That ordering is the whole argument: a system that will take a smaller return in exchange for surviving a bad month is making a different promise from one that will not, and the promise is only credible if the architecture is what enforces it.

This is not a deployment announcement. Sagitta Protocol remains in Public Test on Moonbase Alpha Testnet and Arc Testnet, and no mainnet deployment or contract addresses are published.

This record describes the protocol from its own system record and the whitepaper, not from the video's narration, which was not transcribed. No runtime is recorded, because none was published by the source.