Euler (EUL)

some days you look at the space and realize how fast the core logic of web3 is shifting @brevis_zk isn’t just building a better zk toolkit it’s pushing the ecosystem toward a verifiable compute model brevis makes this modular, so developers skip the heavy lifting and reuse proofs across chains the idea is simple move critical off-chain work into a transparent layer where proofs handle data retrieval, state checks, and ai inference projects like euler, pancakeswap, and uniswap v4 are already running production workloads on brevis with automated rewards, dynamic fee logic, and on-chain subsidy rules that shows brevis has moved from works in theory to works at scale as apps demand smarter behavior based on history and intent, brevis zk co-processor becomes the natural path it turns dapps from static rule engines into systems that can reason if web3 expands its trust radius, brevis will likely be one of the core drivers of that shift gBrevis @brevis_zk @KaitoAI #KAITO #brevis_zk

True teams like @eulerfinance understand that the real endgame isn’t just distribution → it’s differentiated + end-to-end value capture. The 'SuperApp Thesis' has always been about full-stack leverage: owning the entire user journey through distributional reach + multi-layered product depth. By embedding complementary features into a unified experience, Euler turns scale into stickiness via transforming user convenience into a strategic moat. This design intrinsically creates high switching costs, amplified by Euler’s stack-level differentiation where a multi-layered yield stack compounds across markets, risk tranches & credit primitives. The final unlock is accessibility, achieved through deep abstraction of complexity which is precisely what EulerEarn delivers: an interface that translates complex DeFi strategies into 'effortless' participation. Because in the end, not all credit primitives are created equal. Some are simply better engineered to capture and distribute value 🫡

🟥 🟥 EUL SHORT TRADE 🟥🟥 $EUL is in a very strong downtrend. Doing some trend-following and shorting this here.

People have asked me for an update on whether we are working with any of the teams behind any of the insolvent assets. We are not, but we are trying to. Despite multiple attempts to contact the Elixir, Stream, and StableLabs teams, we have not yet received a response and hope they will open lines of communication as soon as possible. If they are reading this, or if anyone can help us reach them, please get in touch. I want to stress that while Euler had no control over the recent events and has no control of the underlying curated markets, our team has been working around the clock to support users and curators in every way we can. We stand ready to provide the same level of assistance to the asset issuers to help facilitate recovery efforts, but they need to engage with us. Although some have reportedly been in touch with third parties and expressed a willingness to cooperate with Euler and Euler users, we have yet to hear from them directly despite repeated outreach across multiple channels. We want

An update from Euler: 1. We’ve been providing technical support and guidance to curators with impacted vaults, to assist users. 2. Euler-DAO curated markets have no exposure to Stream, are fully isolated, and continue operating normally. Summary of this week's efforts below.