Introducing zyk-positions — understand what your Aave V3 position is actually doing

Hello Aave Community I’ve been using Aave V3 for a while and kept running into the same problem: the UI shows you numbers but never explains what they actually mean or what you should do next. Health factor 1.05 — is that dangerous or fine? Depends entirely on what you’re holding and why, and nothing tells you that. So I built zyk-positions. How it works -– Paste any wallet address (read-only, no connection needed) — Full position breakdown: collateral, debt, health factor, liquidation price, P&L over time, full transaction history — AI analysis that explains the strategy in plain English and identifies the actual risk drivers — What-if simulator: drag collateral prices or input repay/add amounts and watch HF, net worth and debt update live Position overview and live what-if simulator — drag collateral price to see HF update in real time Full transaction history with USD values at time of transaction What it actually does differently Example I found recently: a wallet running a weETH/WETH correlated loop at 10.4x leverage, HF 1.05. Looks like a liquidation waiting to happen. The AI identified it’s in E-Mode — the real liquidation trigger isn’t an ETH price move at all, it’s a weETH depeg of just 4.9%. Completely different risk than the number alone suggests. AI analysis identifying E-Mode and the real liquidation trigger Full example: 0x1DF1…37E8 · Aave V3 · Zyk Positions Current state -– Aave V3 mainnet only, alpha — Free, no account needed Would love feedback from people actively managing positions — especially edge cases where the analysis misses something or gets it wrong. positions.zyk.dev Zyk Positions — Aave V3 analysis Deep analysis of Aave V3 positions — current state, full history, AI narrative. 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic