Deposits
USDAssets deposited in every Euler v2 vault on the selected chains, from totalAssets() valued at oracle prices.
How much is lent through Euler v2 vaults, on what terms and under whose risk settings?
Every Euler v2 lending vault by chain: deposits, loans, rates, its governor, accepted collateral and what was liquidated or socialized.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Deposits, loans and rates per Euler v2 vault, by chain and governor.
Assets deposited in every Euler v2 vault on the selected chains, from totalAssets() valued at oracle prices.
Assets borrowed from the same vaults, from totalBorrows() valued the same way.
Total loans over total deposits across the selected vaults at the same block.
Swaps filled by EulerSwap pools on the selected chains over the last 7 days.
Each vault with asset, chain, governor, deposits, loans, borrow APY, supply APY and the number of collateral vaults it accepts.
Deposits and loans by vault governor, so the curators responsible for the most lender funds stand out.
Deposits in Euler v2 vaults by day, split by chain.
Governor changes, liquidations and socialized debt.
Debt repaid in liquidations on the selected vaults in the period, from Liquidate events.
Debt written off against lenders in the period, from DebtSocialized events, valued at the vault's oracle price.
Every change a governor made in the period: collateral added or removed, loan-to-value ramps, caps and oracle changes, with blocks.
Euler v2 is a lending protocol built from separate vaults. Each vault holds one asset, lends it out and sets its own rules: which other vaults count as collateral, at what loan-to-value, with which oracle and which rate model. This dashboard reads every vault deployed through the Euler Vault Kit on each chain, with its deposits, loans, rates and the terms it lends on.
Vaults differ in who controls them. A governed vault has a governor who can change its collateral, limits and oracle, often a risk curator running a cluster of vaults that accept each other as collateral. An escrow vault has no governor, does not lend and only holds collateral. The dashboard names each vault's governor and lists every change it made, because those changes decide the risk lenders carry.
The Ethereum Vault Connector ties the vaults together: one account can use deposits in several vaults as collateral for a loan in another, with sub-accounts kept apart. Liquidations pay a discount that grows the further a position is past its limit, and debt left once collateral runs out can be socialized among a vault's lenders, so both are read from the vaults' own events. EulerSwap pools, which keep their liquidity in the same vaults, are shown beside them.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
Euler v2 is a modular lending protocol. Instead of one pool with shared settings, lending happens in individual vaults built with the Euler Vault Kit, each with its own asset, collateral list, oracle and rate model. Anyone can deploy a vault, and curators can group vaults into clusters.
The Ethereum Vault Connector, or EVC, is the contract that lets Euler vaults work together. It checks an account's health across all of its vaults after each batch of actions, so collateral in one vault can secure a loan in another. It also gives each address separate sub-accounts.
A governed vault has a governor who can change its collateral, loan-to-value limits, caps and oracle. An escrow vault has no governor, does not lend and only holds collateral for loans in other vaults. Lenders in a governed vault depend on its governor's choices.
When a position's debt passes its liquidation loan-to-value, a liquidator takes over part of the debt and receives collateral at a discount. The discount grows with how far the position is past its limit, so most liquidations start small. Debt left with no collateral behind it can be socialized among the vault's lenders.
EulerSwap is an automated market maker whose liquidity sits in Euler vaults. While it waits to be traded against, that liquidity earns lending yield. A pool can also borrow against its own deposits to fill swaps larger than the assets it holds.
Euler v1 was exploited in March 2023, and the attacker later returned most of the funds. Euler v2 is a separate set of contracts launched in 2024; this dashboard reads v2 vaults only.
Deposits and active loans across Aave, Morpho, Spark, Compound, Euler and Fluid, by chain, with each lender's share and how it moves.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+1Every lending market on Aave, Spark, Compound, Morpho and Euler with supply APY, borrow APY, utilization, size and its risk limits.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+4Which markets and collateral each Morpho vault lends into, who curates it, how its allocations changed and what depositors earned.
Multi-chainEthereumBaseDebt no longer covered by collateral on Aave, Morpho, Compound, Euler and other lenders: recorded deficits, write-offs and underwater loans.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+7Every on-chain liquidation on lending markets and perp DEXs: collateral seized, debt repaid, the liquidator and the price at the block.
Multi-chainEthereumBase+2DeFi value locked on each chain, counted once at oracle prices, with the chain ranking, Ethereum's share and the protocols behind it.
Multi-chainEthereumSolana+3Start free in Voltfin Studio: boards, tables and reports where every number opens its receipt. Tell us which data you need first and we will build it next.