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Smart contracts cannot execute themselves. If there is a necessity to automatically perform certain on-chain actions without the involvement of the end user, someone else needs to initiate transaction execution according to the trigger.

Examples of automated tasks include rewards claiming & compounding, payments streaming, automatic trading (limit orders, DCA strategies), CDPs/lending positions liquidation protection, and Uniswap v3 position management.

PowerPool's vision is that in the future more than 40% of transactions will be automated. The mass adoption of automated execution requires the creation of an infrastructure - so-called automation networks - that will perform all these actions in a robust and decentralized manner.

• For users: Create your first automation Job! Check out the Guide for Job creation and Jobs references : https://docs.powerpool.finance/powerpool-and-poweragent-network/power-agent/user-guides-and-instructions/i-want-to-automate-my-tasks/job-registration-guide and

https://github.com/eitelvolkerts/poweragent-jobs-misc

• For node runners: Run the Keeper bot and start earning execution fees and CVP incentives. Check out the Keeper node documentation : https://docs.powerpool.finance/powerpool-and-poweragent-network/power-agent/user-guides-and-instructions/i-want-to-become-a-keeper

PowerPool abstracts the necessity of executing transactions by users or their personal bots to the decentralized and permissionless network of Keeper bots coordinating their actions according to PowerPool protocol rules.

Users and protocols can automate their tasks without deploying and maintaining their own infrastructure, creating a wide variety of tasks from the simplest/routine to complex fund management strategies and outsourcing their execution to the network.

Blockchain validators and full node runners can run PowerPool Keeper bots, adding a new source of income to their validator/node runner setup. This is done by running a PowerPool node client that executes transactions according to the tasks deployed.

Keeper nodes automatically earn execution fees and gas compensation in the native blockchain asset (ETH for Ethereum, BNB for BNBChain, etc.). Keeper nodes stake $CVP, the PowerPool protocol token, to run a node, qualify to execute various tasks and earn higher execution fees. The $CVP stake acts as a security deposit ensuring the honest behavior of Keeper nodes and can be slashed in case of malicious behavior or failed task execution.

To reach all of the audit reports for PowerPool Finance and its products, please follow the link below:

https://github.com/powerpool-finance/powerpool-audits