Euler V2
$EULValue accrual
How much revenue reaches the token, and whether an equity class sits above it
Euler's Fee Flow auctions accrued fees for EUL, which lands in the DAO treasury, not with holders. Governance then decides whether to burn or spend it.
DefiLlama shows $0 holders revenue over 30 days, about $2.5M over a year, so the flow is intermittent. The widely quoted $33M annual EUL buyback is a projection, not actuals. Euler Labs raised venture equity.
Last updated Jul 14, 2026
Thesis
Euler V2 represents one of crypto's most remarkable comebacks. After losing $197M in a flash loan exploit in March 2023, the Euler team rebuilt the protocol from the ground up with a fundamentally new architecture: modular, permissionless lending vaults. Unlike Aave or Compound where governance controls all parameters, Euler V2 allows anyone to create a lending vault with custom risk parameters, oracles, and collateral requirements. This modular approach has attracted $385M in TVL from sophisticated DeFi users who want to create tailored lending markets for long-tail assets, LSTs, and RWA tokens. The protocol's Ethereum Vault Connector (EVC) enables cross-collateralization between vaults, creating composability that competitors lack. Users can borrow from one vault using collateral deposited in another, dramatically improving capital efficiency. The EUL token governs the protocol and captures fee revenue through a 10% platform fee on vault interest. With the protocol growing rapidly and the modular narrative gaining traction (similar to Morpho's approach), Euler V2 represents a bet on the future of permissionless lending infrastructure. The primary risk is smart contract vulnerability. Having been exploited before, any security incident would likely be fatal for trust. However, the V2 codebase has undergone extensive auditing and has been live for over a year without incident.
Catalysts
- +Modular lending narrative gaining institutional attention
- +EVC cross-vault composability attracting DeFi power users
- +TVL growth accelerating on Ethereum mainnet
Risks
- -Smart contract exploit history creates trust deficit
- -Competition from Morpho Blue with similar modular approach
- -EUL token liquidity relatively thin on major exchanges
Common questions
What is Euler V2's price and market cap?
Euler V2 (EUL) trades near $0.9882 with a market cap around $23.8M. Daily volume runs near $1.6M. These figures refresh daily from live market data.
What could drive EUL higher?
Modular lending narrative gaining institutional attention EVC cross-vault composability attracting DeFi power users TVL growth accelerating on Ethereum mainnet
What are the main risks of holding EUL?
Smart contract exploit history creates trust deficit Competition from Morpho Blue with similar modular approach EUL token liquidity relatively thin on major exchanges
Is EUL undervalued?
Early Thunder's valuation gap signal puts Euler V2 at 70 out of 100, where a higher number means a wider gap between the current price and what the fundamentals suggest. The thesis and competitive sections above show the full read.
Does Euler V2 earn revenue for token holders?
About ~0% (30d) of protocol revenue reaches EUL, at roughly a n.a. revenue multiple. Euler's Fee Flow auctions accrued fees for EUL, which lands in the DAO treasury, not with holders. Governance then decides whether to burn or spend it.
Does Euler V2 have a dual token and equity structure?
Euler V2 is a token-plus-equity structure. A private company raised venture equity, so equity holders are a separate, senior claim above EUL.
Risk Disclosure
Euler V2 ($EUL). Digital assets are highly volatile and can lose 100% of their value. Past patterns do not predict future results. Always do your own research and consult a qualified advisor before investing.