27 docs tagged with "morpho"

What are the Warnings on the Morpho Interface?

Markets Information appears on the Morpho Interface.

There are 2 ways to claim rewards:

To incentivize users, you will need to create a program. You will find here an overview of what a program is and the various options available to you.

At the smart contract level

Risk curation

Flash loans are loans that can be taken without any collateral if the borrowed assets are repaid in the same transaction. Flash loans are free in Morpho (formerly known as Morpho Blue), and thanks to the singleton architecture, users of the flash loan function can access the liquidity of all markets simultaneously.

1. Jump on the Morpho contract

Context

Disclaimer

Please read the README section from the repository.

General

Morpho’s (formerly known as Morpho Blue) singleton has a free flash loan function allowing one to borrow from all markets simultaneously, as long as they are repaid in the same transaction.

Overview

How to get the Rewards Emission data:

Here is the list of all security reviews conducted on Morpho Vaults' smart contracts.

Here is the list of all security reviews conducted on Morpho (formerly known as Morpho Blue) smart contracts.

Code

Disclaimer

1. To deploy a MorphoChainlinkOracleV2 on Ethereum or any network, use the MorphoChainlinkOracleV2Factory to create a new oracle.

Morpho (formerly known as Morpho Blue) is a decentralized protocol enabling the overcollateralized lending and borrowing of crypto assets (ERC20 & ERC4626 Tokens) on the Ethereum Virtual Machine. The protocol is implemented as an immutable smart contract, engineered to serve as a trustless base layer for lenders, borrowers, and applications.

There are 2 ways to get rewards data:

Introduction

By using Morpho (formerly known as Morpho Blue), you assume the risks associated.

Owner

Morpho is known for its industry-leading security practices and follows a multi-faceted approach to security.

1. This guide introduces you to the essential functionalities within Morpho (formerly known as Morpho Blue) that allow users and developers to track and understand their positions, offering insights into the mechanics of supply and borrow Annual Percentage Yield (APY), user assets, market totals, and health factors.