Vaults
What a MetaMorpho vault is
A vault pools one asset and lends it across the Morpho Blue markets its curator chooses. A depositor holds shares, and a share buys back more of the asset as those markets pay interest.
What this page is
One row is one vault the two MetaMorpho factories deployed on Ethereum, grouped by asset. The list is a floor: a vault deployed without a factory emits no creation event, a vault created since the census block joins when the census runs again, and the Vault V2 family is outside it. Names are read live, because a V1.1 owner can rename a vault. Every figure is a call answered at block 26,342,827, re-read at most every five minutes.
What the figures leave out
Amounts are in each vault’s own asset and nothing is priced in USD, so two assets are never ordered or added together. Yield is Rails’s figure: the share price’s growth over 30 days, annualised simply, net of the fees the vault takes inside the share; rewards paid outside the share, such as MORPHO, are not in it. Holders counts every address the census has seen hold a share, live and closed, at its own block: a floor, since an address is often a wrapper. An empty vault answered zero to totalAssets(); a vault with no holder has never minted a share.
The 470 vaults the two MetaMorpho factories had made at block 26,339,599; Holders counts every address that has held a share. Every holder All vaults
