Euler (EUL)

Is this the real EUL?

Yes. This contract is the one registered for EUL in the CoinGecko (chain, contract) registry.

Live market facts

Measured 2026-08-14.

Contract safety checks

Checked 2026-08-10 using goplus.

About EUL

The ability to lend and borrow assets efficiently is a crucial feature of any financial system. In the world of traditional finance, this process is typically facilitated by trusted and permissioned third-parties such as banks, who connect people with a surplus of money to those who need access to it in the short term. In the world of decentralised finance (DeFi), trusted and permissioned third-parties are no longer needed; banks have been replaced by trustless and permissionless lending protocols running on the blockchain (1). Among the first-generation of DeFi lending protocols are Compound (2) and Aave (3). These protocols provide users with access to lending and borrowing capabilities for a handful of the most liquid ERC20 tokens. However, these protocols were not designed to handle the risks associated with lending and borrowing illiquid or volatile assets and have therefore relied on a permissioned listing system to protect their users from the risks associated with such assets. Consequently, there remains significant unmet demand for lending and borrowing the long tail of crypto assets. On the lending side, users want to deposit tokens to earn yield and take leveraged long p

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Trust score: 48/100

Our published score, built from 5 of 5 measurable signals. Every axis and its weight is on the methodology page — the score is a measurement, not a recommendation.

security scan0/30
identity20/20
liquidity resilience9/25
age15/15
information completeness10/10

How the trust score is built

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Często zadawane pytania

Is this the real EUL?
Yes. This contract is the one registered for EUL in the CoinGecko (chain, contract) registry.
What is EUL?
The ability to lend and borrow assets efficiently is a crucial feature of any financial system. In the world of traditional finance, this process is typically facilitated by trusted and permissioned third-parties such as banks, who connect people with a surplus of money to those who need access to it in the short term. In the world of decentralised finance (DeFi), trusted and permissioned third-parties are no longer needed; banks have been replaced by trustless and permissionless lending protocols running on the blockchain (1). Among the first-generation of DeFi lending protocols are Compound (2) and Aave (3). These protocols provide users with access to lending and borrowing capabilities for a handful of the most liquid ERC20 tokens. However, these protocols were not designed to handle the risks associated with lending and borrowing illiquid or volatile assets and have therefore relied on a permissioned listing system to protect their users from the risks associated with such assets. Consequently, there remains significant unmet demand for lending and borrowing the long tail of crypto assets. On the lending side, users want to deposit tokens to earn yield and take leveraged long p
Is EUL safe?
We do not answer that with a yes or no, because no automated check can. What we publish is what we measured: no honeypot behaviour was found, the liquidity pool is not locked, 2 issue(s) were flagged. The trust score is 48/100. Decide with the evidence, not with a badge.
How do I buy EUL?
On BEXC DegenPass you can swap into EUL on ethereum from a normal exchange account — no external wallet, no seed phrase. The swap executes on-chain through a DEX aggregator.

These are measurements, not investment advice. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold.

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