# What is SONA?

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Introducing the SONA framework, an AI-agent DeFi framework designed to streamline blockchain interactions and aggregate crucial project-related information for any AI Agents. By leveraging conversational AI and real-time data aggregation, SONA empowers users to manage DeFi operations, stay updated on project developments, and analyse trends across various platforms and protocols. It utilises natural language processing to interpret user prompts, execute complex DeFi actions, and provide near real-time insights from multiple data sources.

TLDR: SONA brings AI agents to perform actions on blockchains. Think of SONA as a layer between chains that allows AI agents to finally run onchain. This allows agents to do things like buy tokens autonomously, trade assets, build smart contracts and run DAO's, this is all now possible with SONA.

## Why use SONA?

DeFi and blockchain projects evolve rapidly, demanding users to stay informed while managing complex operations. SONA simplifies this process by:

* **Automating** DeFi actions like bridging, swapping, staking, and borrowing.
* **Aggregating & analyzing** data from platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Discord, GitHub, and Gitbook.
* **Providing real-time insights** into price movements, community sentiment, and development activity.

By streamlining operations and centralizing key information, SONA saves time and helps users make well-informed decisions.

## Use Cases:

* Web3 AI Assistant
* Limit Order Agent
* Account Abstracted wallet agent
* DeFi companion
* Passive investor


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