MDDODO Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Euler is carving its own lane in DeFi lending by offering permissionless isolated vaults instead of pooled liquidity, giving traders and borrowers more flexibility while keeping risks contained within each market. It also improves liquidation through Dutch auctions, reducing front running, and integrates trading with EulerSwap for a more complete ecosystem. Governance remains central as EUL holders control upgrades and parameters, making the protocol community driven. On the market side, EUL is trading flat at around $4.65 with little volume, showing low liquidity and limited speculation for now. In parallel, EUL futures are now live on BingX, creating room for hedging and leverage strategies. The question is whether Euler’s customizable lending vaults can attract enough adoption to challenge traditional pooled models and drive liquidity growth in the months ahead. Could this approach be the missing piece for the next stage of DeFi lending?
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