Euler

This Euler module allows users to swap their deposited underlying tokens on Uniswap V3 and 1inch DEXes.

Liquidate users who are in collateral violation to protect lenders

Every Euler market has a DToken. This is the primary interface for the tokenisation of debts in the Euler protocol.

SwapHub is a generic swapping interface where users can select their desired swapping handler without any changes needed to Euler contracts.

Every Euler market has an EToken. This is the primary interface for the tokenisation of assets in the Euler protocol.

This module allows you to activate new markets on the Euler protocol. Any token can be activated, as long as there exists a Uniswap 3 pair between it and the reference asset (WETH version 9 in the standard deployment, although any 18-decimal token could be used).

The main storage contract and entry point to the Euler system. Essentially its only job is to be a placeholder address for the Euler storage, and to delegatecall() to the appropriate modules.

Staking on Euler is based on Synthetix’s staking contracts. This is an overhaul to Euler’s gauge system, which thanks to EIP 24 is modified from its previous iteration coming into effect with the arrival of Epoch 18.

This module lets a particular privileged address update market configuration parameters, such as the TWAP intervals, borrow and collateral factors, and interest rate models. Eventually this logic will be enhanced to support EUL-token driven governance.

RiskManager is called when a market is activated, to get the default risk parameters for a newly created market.