eOracle on Euler: security-backed permissionless lending markets
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Explains eOracle's integration with Euler's modular lending, letting devs deploy custom markets with price feeds from a network of over 170,000 validators secured by more than $6B in restaked ETH.
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eOracle has over 170,000 validators
Secured by more than $6B in restaked ETH
Fully customizable & permissionless lending markets.
Built on top of price feeds from the most secure oracle network in the market with billions of dollars in crypto-economic security.
@eoracle_network is integrating with @eulerfinance's modular lending architecture, empowering devs to meticulously design & deploy customized lending markets tailored to specific use cases.
eOracle brings unmatched oracle security to Euler with:
- Decentralized network of over 170,000 validators
- Secured by >$6 billion in restaked $ETH
By delivering accurate, reliable, and risk-aware price feeds for a vast range of assets (including highly specialized data streams) eOracle provides a significant improvement to Euler's setup, broadening the range of markets that can be created, and bolstering security by mitigating risk vectors inherent to DeFi lending markets today.
eOracle eliminates centralization bottlenecks and enables domain experts to develop secure, specialized oracle solutions (OVS) without suffering under infra constraints.
Permissionless lending.
Powered by eOracle.
Secured by Ethereum.
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eOracle arrives on @eulerfinance, powering a new wave of lending markets Euler combines user-friendly lending & borrowing with powerful modular architecture, allowing anyone to create custom markets with ease The future of DeFi lending now has both reliability AND innovatio
eOracle arrives on @eulerfinance, powering a new wave of lending markets Euler combines user-friendly lending & borrowing with powerful modular architecture, allowing anyone to create custom markets with ease The future of DeFi lending now has both reliability AND innovatio
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