> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lossless.io/aegis/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lossless.io/aegis/introduction/who-is-aegis-for.md).

# Who is Aegis for?

Aegis is optimized for both personal and business use cases. Our AI-powered threat monitoring system is suitable for both professionals and enthusiasts.

**Protocol and smart contract developers** can identify potential security risks, pinpoint less-than-optimal implementations, and track all smart contract interactions in real time.

**Investors and fund managers** can track Total Value Locked (TVL) fluctuations, liquidity shifts, sensitive function calls, and other custom events for smart contracts within their investment purview.

**Wallet developers** can utilize Aegis alerts to instantly notify their users of asset movements in and out of their monitored wallets.

**Launchpad operators** can gain an edge over the competition by offering Aegis automated threat monitoring as a plug-and-play feature for new projects and their communities.

**Blockchain developers** can observe user activity following the roll-out of new features and identify post-implementation vulnerabilities by tracking all smart contract interactions.

**Swing and arbitrage traders** can track liquidity and TVL on specific smart contracts to anticipate price shifts in pools before they occur and capitalize on these opportunities.

**Researchers** can take advantage of the Aegis backtesting feature to review past blockchain incidents, discern patterns of malicious behavior, and identify the modus operandi of exploiters.

**Anyone** can keep an eye on all interactions with their own address or track any given smart contract for suspicious activity and other customizable events.

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\&#xNAN;*Thinking outside these use cases? Get in touch at* [*hello@lossless.io*](mailto:hello@lossless.io) *to discuss how Aegis can be tailored to fit your unique business needs.*


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