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Tokenized equities on @base are becoming usable across DeFi. $deSPXA brings S&P 500 index exposure into that ecosystem. On @Morpho, holders can borrow USDC against it. On @eulerfinance, it can be supplied or borrowed, enabling both long and short exposure.
Our website has had a refresh. A fresh look and a clearer guide to Euler - whether you’re exploring lending and borrowing, launching a market, or bringing credit into your own app. https://euler.finance
rTokens are coming to Euler Trade @RealityFi_xyz's tokenized RWA with native US stock liquidity, powered by @BitgetWallet
⚠️Top 10 Security Incidents (January–June 2026) 1：KelpDAO, April 18, loss of approximately $292 million. The attacker exploited a verification flaw in the LayerZero-related cross-chain bridge validation flow, released a large amount of unbacked rsETH, and rapidly supplied it to protocols including Aave, Compound, Euler, and Fluid for borrowing and cashing out, ultimately evolving into a cross-protocol bad debt contagion event. 2：Drift Protocol, April 1, loss of approximately $285 million. The attacker obtained protocol administrative control by leveraging durable nonce, social engineering, and weaknesses in multisig governance, then introduced forged collateral assets and manipulated protocol parameters to drain a large amount of real assets from the protocol. 3：Step Finance, January 31, loss of approximately $40 million. The compromise of high-privilege devices and the treasury private key system resulted in significant asset losses. On February 24, the project announced it would cease operations. 4：Humanity Protocol, June 9, loss of approximately $31 million to $36 million. The root cause was improper management of private keys and multisig keys. After compromising critical devices, the attacker took over bridge administrative privileges and carried out fund transfers and abnormal minting across multiple chains. 5：Truebit, January 8, loss of approximately $26.6 million. The attacker exploited an integer overflow/pricing logic flaw in a legacy contract to mint a large amount of TRU at low cost and dump the tokens on the market, causing the token price to collapse rapidly. 6：Resolv Labs, March 22, loss of approximately $25 million. After obtaining high-privilege signing capabilities, the attacker exploited the lack of supply caps and ratio validation in the minting logic to mint approximately 80 million unbacked USR and cash them out. 7：SwapNet, January 25, loss of approximately $13.4 million. Its closed-source contract contained arbitrary-call / approval abuse risks. The attacker leveraged users' existing approved allowances to trigger malicious transferFrom calls and drained users' assets at scale. 8：Verus-Ethereum Bridge, May 18, loss of approximately $11.58 million. The cross-chain bridge failed to strictly verify whether the source-chain input amount matched the destination-chain release amount during the validation process. The attacker exploited this flaw to forge valid payloads and withdraw assets. 9：YieldBlox, February 22, loss of approximately $10.97 million. The attacker manipulated the price of USTRY in a low-liquidity market, causing the oracle to overestimate the collateral value, and then executed excessive borrowing from the Stellar lending pool. 10：THORChain, May 15, loss of approximately $10.7 million. A newly joined node operator exploited weaknesses in the GG20 threshold signature scheme, compromised a single vault, and withdrew assets across multiple chains, exposing the systemic risks of cross-chain signing infrastructure.
For the first time, a tokenized bond fund can be posted as on-chain collateral. The HYBOND market, curated by @ClearstarLabs, is live on @eulerfinance. Deposit HYBOND, borrow USDC against it, and retain exposure to HYBOND’s underlying bond strategy.
Week 2 of EDEN incentives on the HYBOND vault is starting today. The capped reward APR for supplying USDC on @eulerfinance has been raised to 5%, up from 3%, claimable via @merkl_xyz. Combined with the vault's base supply rate, total yield is now even higher than most other Earn rates in the market. https://app.merkl.xyz/opportunities/4409894614570521979
Swellchain is sunsetting. EUL holders with positions on Swellchain should withdraw before the June 23 deadline. Funds remaining after that date may be unrecoverable.
Unlink is bringing transaction privacy to institutional lending on Euler Unlink is integrating with Euler to bring transaction privacy to institutional lending. The integration routes capital into Euler vaults through @unlink_xyz ’s privacy layer, a smart contract deployed to existing chains supported by Euler. Institutions will be able to supply, borrow, and manage positions while reducing the public link between their wallet and the vaults they use, the activity they take, and the size of those positions. Onchain lending is public by default Putting capital onchain can expose more than a transaction. It can reveal which vaults a desk supplies into, how much capital sits in each, and how those allocations change over time. Given an address, an outside observer can infer strategy from public transaction history. Position sizes can signal conviction. Reallocations can show how a desk is changing its view. For institutions managing meaningful size, that visibility can be a reason not to participate. Unlink reduces that exposure by routing activity through a privacy layer. Organizations can hold accounts, move tokens, and interact with smart contracts while keeping balances and transaction history out of the normal public transaction path. With Euler, that model is being applied to onchain lending for the first time. What this will enable Institutions will be able to supply to and borrow from Euler vaults without making vault selection public. Position sizes and rebalancing activity can pass through Unlink’s privacy layer instead of being exposed through the normal public transaction path. The integration uses Unlink’s existing contract-interaction flow, with no new chain and no bridge. Builders will be able to offer private access to Euler vaults through the Unlink SDK, in either non-custodial or custodial form. Why Euler Euler’s vault architecture is becoming a natural fit for institutional lending infrastructure because it lets teams create isolated markets with explicit parameters for collateral, pricing, interest rates, and liquidation. Unlink can add privacy around user activity without changing how the market works underneath. The vault remains a standard Euler vault, with its own rules and risk parameters. Only the visibility of the interaction changes. The same architecture gives institutions configurable lending markets, isolated vaults, and a privacy layer around market activity. A model for private onchain credit The same structure can extend across markets built on Euler vaults. Each vault is an isolated contract with a standard interface, so privacy layers, treasury systems, and institutional front ends can connect to Euler markets without rebuilding the integration for each vault. That makes the pattern reusable. Euler provides the lending venue, with vault-level parameters for collateral, pricing, interest rates, and liquidation. Unlink provides the privacy layer in front of it, so builders can offer shielded access to onchain credit markets without creating a separate lending stack. Where institutional lending goes next Onchain lending gives institutions markets where settlement, collateral rules, oracle choices, interest rates, and liquidation logic can be inspected directly. Market infrastructure can be public and verifiable. Account activity does not need to reveal every allocation decision. Institutional credit needs that separation. Firms should be able to evaluate the rules of a market without publishing their own strategy every time they allocate, rebalance, borrow, or withdraw. Euler provides configurable lending markets with clear vault-level rules. Unlink adds transaction privacy around how institutional capital moves into those markets. Together, they make onchain lending more usable for institutions that need programmable credit markets without making every position part of the public strategy graph. This article is informational only and is not financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. Euler provides lending infrastructure. Euler does not manage, sponsor, advise, or distribute the underlying assets or funds. Eligibility to access or transfer tokenized assets may be restricted, and DeFi markets involve risks including smart contract, oracle, liquidation, liquidity, collateral asset, stablecoin, regulatory, and total loss risk.
Euler is leading the shift from institutional tokenized issuance to collateral utility. The Euler Vault Kit now facilitates lending markets that can apply eligibility rules, transfer controls, and market-specific risk parameters onchain. Read more from @CoinDesk https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/05/27/vaneck-s-tokenized-fund-lands-on-euler-as-defi-courts-wall-street-institutions
Euler is live on HyperEVM. Curators and builders can now launch modular lending markets in the Hyperliquid ecosystem, with isolated vaults and configurable collateral. Borrowing and lending on Hyperliquid, powered by Euler.
Euler Brings HyperEVM Market Coverage In-House Euler is bringing HyperEVM market coverage directly into the Euler ecosystem. @HypurrFi has operated Mewler, a licensed Euler deployment on HyperEVM, giving users and curators access to Euler-based lending markets in the @HyperliquidX ecosystem. As HypurrFi winds down its brand and hands off the Euler contract stack, Euler will support that market coverage directly. For users, this means borrowing and lending markets on Hyperliquid will move closer to the core Euler experience. Supported HyperEVM markets will move toward Euler-owned surfaces, with Hyperliquid support being added to the Euler UI. For curators, integrators, and teams building on Euler, it expands where borrowing and lending markets can be launched. Hyperliquid has become one of the most active onchain trading ecosystems, with users, liquidity, and trading activity that can support new lending market demand. @ClearstarLabs will continue as curator for Prime, Yield, and future Euler markets on HyperEVM. This is an operational transition, not a security incident. The goal is to give HyperEVM markets a long-term home inside Euler while preserving the market infrastructure already built around Mewler. Bringing HyperEVM coverage in-house means teams building on Euler will be able to launch and curate markets on HyperEVM using Euler infrastructure, with the same focus on configurable vaults, collateral relationships, oracle inputs, liquidation parameters, and market-specific risk design. Euler’s role remains infrastructure. Curators configure markets. Integrators build products and user experiences. Euler provides the credit layer that makes those markets possible. Users with Pooled or Legacy HypurrFi positions should refer to HypurrFi’s migration flow and support channels for wind-down details. Euler will share more information as HyperEVM support is added to the Euler UI. For more information, refer to HypurrFi's announcement
Bringing CoW Protocol Solver Execution to Euler Euler has integrated CoW Protocol as a swap route for cross-asset position actions on Ethereum mainnet. The integration brings solver-based execution into three Euler workflows: Opening multiply positions Swapping collateral inside an existing position Repaying debt from collateral, including partial and full closes Many lending actions contain a trade. A user may borrow one asset, swap it into another, and supply the received asset as collateral. A borrower may rotate collateral while keeping debt open. A user closing a position may sell collateral to repay debt. In each case, execution quality affects the final position. Price impact, route availability, settlement behavior, and gas costs can determine whether the position adjustment lands as expected. CoW Protocol adds an intent-based execution route for these embedded swaps. Users submit signed intents, solvers compete to execute them, and settlement happens through CoW Protocol’s batch auction system. Any surplus above the user’s signed limit is returned to the user. Euler applies the lending-side action through purpose-built wrappers. CoW Protocol handles the market execution leg. Euler handles the position state change. What the Integration Supports Open Multiply Positions Borrowed assets can be swapped through CoW Protocol before being supplied as collateral. The flow combines Euler’s borrow and supply logic with a solver-settled swap. The user reviews the steps, signs the required messages, and submits the CoW Protocol order. After settlement, the Euler wrapper applies the position change. Swap Collateral Inside a Position Borrowers can swap collateral from one Euler vault into another while keeping the borrow position open. This gives users a direct way to adjust collateral composition without manually unwinding and rebuilding the position across separate interfaces. Repay Debt From Collateral Borrowers can sell collateral through CoW Protocol to repay debt, including partial and full close flows. For target debt repayment, the integration can construct orders around the desired debt reduction rather than simply selling a fixed amount of collateral. The swap determines how much debt can be repaid, and Euler applies the repayment after settlement. How It Works Euler requests swap quotes as part of the position flow. If a CoW Protocol route is selected, Euler prepares two linked pieces: the CoW Protocol order for the swap leg and the Euler position action to execute after settlement. The Ethereum Vault Connector lets users authorize specific operations through signed EVC permits. These permits allow the Euler wrapper to execute the approved position action after CoW Protocol settlement, without giving solvers open-ended control over the user’s account. CoW Protocol routes appear as gasless in Euler because settlement happens through CoW Protocol’s order flow rather than a user-submitted swap transaction. Users still review the full sequence before submission, including any approvals or signatures required for the Euler position action. After submission, Euler tracks the order inside the position flow. CoW Protocol orders can remain open while solvers compete, fill later, expire, or be cancelled, so the interface shows order progress rather than treating submission as an instant transaction. Security Review The CoW Protocol and Euler integration contracts were reviewed through Cantina and yAudit. The reviews covered the wrapper logic connecting CoW Protocol settlement with Euler position actions. Reports: Cantina Security Report yAudit Report A Stronger Execution Layer for Euler Positions Cross-asset position management depends on the quality of the swap inside the action. A collateral rotation, multiply transaction, or debt repayment can be sensitive to price impact, MEV, route availability, and settlement timing. CoW Protocol routes these swaps through an intent-based order flow where solvers compete on execution and settlement happens in batches. That changes the user experience. The borrower is not leaving Euler to make a separate market trade, then returning to update a position. The swap and the lending update are prepared as one coordinated flow. Euler keeps the lending logic inside purpose-built wrappers. CoW Protocol handles the market execution leg. Together, they give borrowers a cleaner path from intent, to settlement, to position update. This is informational only and is not financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. Availability may vary by jurisdiction. DeFi markets involve risks including smart contract, oracle, liquidation, liquidity, collateral asset, stablecoin, regulatory, and total loss risk. Market parameters may change, and borrow positions may be automatically liquidated if collateral value or risk parameters move against them. Review market parameters before interacting. Euler provides infrastructure and does not manage third-party vaults or assets.
New RWA Earn Vault coming to Turtle. Live now on @eulerfinance, curated by @Cassa_fyi in collaboration with @withAUSD and Turtle. AUSD deposits route into lending markets where tokenized equities and structured notes serve as collateral.
As a precautionary measure, we are temporarily suspending EUL LayerZero OFT bridges while the cause of the rsETH incident is being investigated. EUL has no exposure to the rsETH event. We will provide an update as soon as bridging is restored.
52% of institutions expect to be managing live tokenized collateral by end of 2026 - @Nasdaq Today Nasdaq and Kraken announced the gateway to bring tokenized equities onchain. Euler is the credit layer for tokenized RWAs. Modular vaults, configurable risk parameters, and permissioned access built for institutional counterparties. TradFi is moving onchain. Euler turns tokenized assets into productive capital.
A 2025 protocol update from Euler. Euler operates across 10+ chains, with lending markets generating fee revenue continuously as borrowers pay interest. Those fees are periodically auctioned to the public. Auctions are settled in $EUL. Bidders exchange $EUL for the auctioned assets, and the tokens paid accumulate in the Euler DAO treasury. The Euler DAO governs how accumulated tokens may be used, including burning, distribution to stakers, or allocation toward ecosystem growth. In 2025, 484 auctions completed across 11 chains. Auctions generated $2.42M in protocol fees and resulted in 321K $EUL paid by bidders. Relative to TVL, Euler generates comparatively high fee revenue among lending protocols.
Structured, isolated lending markets are unlocking DeFi composability for regulated tokenised RWAs. @Securitize and Euler are bringing it onchain, curated by @kpk_io Tokenized funds can now serve as collateral - powering the next generation of onchain credit https://t.co/eB6a3WKorc
Securities lending is a $4 trillion market controlled by a handful of banks. @Securitize and Euler are bringing it onchain, curated by @kpk_io VanEck, Apollo, and Securitize tokenized funds will now be used as collateral to unlock the next generation of lending for RWAs
A new year. A new era. Euler is primed for a 2026 that shapes to be better than 2025 in all aspects: product, growth, app, markets. Lots to share very soon. DeFi will win. Euler will win.
25% for lending a stablecoin? That’s the recent APR for supplying $BOLD on @eulerfinance. Being used by EulerSwap gives those funds an additional boost. Vault link below 👇
Making credit composable. "I see this massive opportunity to tokenise entire funds directly on Euler" @andyhyfi from @hypdwurrfi on euler's infra
Brevis has released the ProverNet whitepaper, introducing a decentralized zero-knowledge proof marketplace based on the TODA (Truthful Online Double Auction) mechanism to match computation tasks with specialized proving hardware. Leveraging integrations with PancakeSwap, Uniswap, Euler, Linea, and MetaMask, ProverNet aims to improve the performance and efficiency of ZK systems across various computing scenarios. ProverNet is set to launch soon. https://t.co/jRA3pocEBo
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Exclusive: Euler says synthetic dollar is “weeks out” https://t.co/Kd9MuMFn5k
$slisBNB and $slisBNBx are supported for @eulerfinance $EUL on @Binance HODLer Airdrops. Trading starts October 13th 14:30 UTC Don’t forget to use your $slisBNB and $slisBNBx to participate in HODLer airdrop events! Read more: https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/detail/7d38f20e2d1e456dba84352d9284699e?utm_source=AnnouncementTG&utm_medium=GlobalCommunity&utm_campaign=AnnouncementBot https://t.co/f0kjAmJvRk
$slisBNB and $slisBNBx are supported for @eulerfinance $EUL on @Binance HODLer Airdrops. Trading starts October 4th 00:00 UTC Don’t forget to use your $slisBNB and $slisBNBx to participate in HODLer airdrop events! Read more: https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/detail/7d38f20e2d1e456dba84352d9284699e?utm_source=AnnouncementTG&utm_medium=GlobalCommunity&utm_campaign=AnnouncementBot https://t.co/Dg8gU1GXME
Our EUL-USD and TROLL-USD trading pairs are in full-trading mode on Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Advanced. Limit, market and stop orders are all now available.
South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, Upbit, announced that it will list TOSHI with trading pairs against KRW, USDT. As well as Upbit will list EUL、PLUME with trading pairs against BTC, USDT. https://t.co/xi5lSDoeJU TOSHI is a memecoin named after Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto and Coinbase co-founder Brian Armstrong’s cat. Euler is a decentralized finance platform built on Ethereum, and PLUME is the leading blockchain focused on RWAs.
South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, Upbit, announced that it will list TOSHI with trading pairs against KRW, USDT. As well as Upbit will list EUL、PLUME with trading pairs against BTC, USDT. https://t.co/xi5lSDoeJU TOSHI is a memecoin named after Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto and Coinbase co-founder Brian Armstrong’s cat. Euler is a decentralized finance platform built on Ethereum, and PLUME is a Layer2 blockchain focused on RWAs.
Lend and borrow on @eulerfinance DeFi super app Euler Everywhere. Arbitrum Everywhere https://t.co/9AM2JHqO4W
South Korea’s largest crypto exchange Upbit will list the RED/KRW trading pair. Redstone (RED) provides oracle services for DeFi. The country’s second-largest exchange Bithumb will list the EUL/KRW trading pair. Euler Finance is an Ethereum-based DeFi protocol.…
USDe utility continues to expand 💧 USDe, sUSDe, & Ethena PTs will be added over the coming weeks to @aave, @MorphoLabs, @0xfluid & @eulerfinance as part of @arbitrum's DRIP program Users will be able to loop Ethena assets to earn each asset's APY, Ethena Points, and ARB https://t.co/ymaAX2j7nt
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