USUAL markets
Every market here lends USUAL and measures in it — every figure on this page is a quantity of USUAL, never dollars. A market’s loan-to-value is its whole risk surface: the borrow limit and the liquidation line at once, fixed when the market was created. Sizes are the balance each market last settled, left as the contract stores them; the rates are live.
Chain snapshot · block 26,046,326 · every market’s state read from the Morpho Blue singleton · roster censused at block 26,011,527
- Markets
- 3
- Supplied
- 1.45M USUAL
- Borrowed
- 1.18M USUAL
- Utilisation
- 81%
Markets
Biggest book first. The bar is borrow ÷ supply, the one aggregate ratio Blue keeps; the lltv beside it is the market’s whole risk surface. Sizes are the balance each market last settled, never projected forward; the rates are live.
Created, never funded
2 USUAL markets hold no supply at this block. Creating a market on Blue is permissionless and costs only gas, so most of them were simply never used — they carry the parameters they were born with and nothing else. They are listed because the roster is the protocol’s, not ours; markets born with the same collateral and the same loan-to-value are one line with a count.