Overview
Risks
How much debt can be issued against EBTC as collateral across lending protocols.
Maximum possible exposure to EBTC
$5.72m
$4.27m (max additional borrows against EBTC) + $1.45m (bad debt if EBTC was hacked now)
Aave V3
$5.58m at-risk exposure = $1.44m bad debt if hacked + $4.14m additional borrowable against EBTC
Fluid
$137,661 at-risk exposure = $7,094 bad debt if hacked + $130,566 additional borrowable against EBTC
Morpho V1
$10.13 at-risk exposure = $0.93 bad debt if hacked + $9.20 additional borrowable against EBTC
Methodology and limitations
Showing collateral exposure for EBTC on Ethereum. Max Borrowable uses the backend's liquidity-bounded borrow-capacity metric (`collateralMaxBorrowUsdLiquidity`) for the maximum additional USD debt that can be issued against the asset right now. Bad Debt at $0 is the minimum known bad debt if the collateral asset price goes to zero; null rows are excluded from this total rather than treated as zero, so totals may remain lower bounds.
- These metrics describe lending exposure only and are not a full protocol risk rating.
- This view does not include multisigs, timelocks, audits, oracle incidents, listing discussions, curator reports, or protocol backstops.
- Chain-specific drilldown is exact only when the token resolves to a concrete chain:address.
Show exposure details
Each row is one protocol-chain exposure for EBTC as collateral. Bad debt at $0 totals remain lower bounds when a row is marked partial.
Token Usage
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Yields
Tracking 7 pools, average APY 0.96%
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