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Euler Finance

What is Euler Finance

The Euler protocol is a non-custodial, permissionless lending protocol built on Ethereum.

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What is Euler Finance?

Euler Finance is a second-generation DeFi lending protocol designed specifically for permissionless lending and borrowing of long-tail crypto assets. Asset tiers, reactive interest rates, risk-adjusted borrow factors, Dutch-auction liquidations, protected collateral, and batch transactions are just a few of the novel DeFi features developed by Euler. On Euler, anyone with an ETH liquidity pair on the Uniswap V3 decentralized exchange can create a money market for any crypto asset.

Euler Finance Alternatives:

Aave
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B.Protocol
B.Protocol

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Brú Finance
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Compound
Compound

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Cream Finance
Cream Finance

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dForce
dForce

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