About Euler
The EUL token is the governance token of Euler Finance, a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol on Ethereum that enables permissionless lending, borrowing, and risk management for a wide range of crypto assets.
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Buyer Ratio
Traders
46
24.32%
Buyers
26
52.94%
Sellers
24
14.29%
Searched
51
Market Stats
Market Cap
£138.40M
-6.15%
FDV
£189.37M
Circ. Supply
20M EUL
Max Supply
27M EUL
Total Supply
27M EUL
Diluted Valuation
£189.50M
Performance
Popularity
#241
Dominance
0%
Volume (24H)
£3.95M
15.01%
Volume (7D)
£91.44M
Volume (30D)
£100.03M
All time high
£11.64
Price Change (1Y)
100.67%
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Learn more about asset risks.
Investment risk
Baseline risk: All crypto-assets are risky, regardless of the type of token you hold. Here are some 'baseline' risks to be aware of before deciding to invest.
Investment risk: The performance of most crypto-assets can be highly volatile, with their value dropping as quickly as it can rise. You should be prepared to lose all the money you invest in crypto-assets.
Lack of protections: Crypto-assets are largely unregulated and neither the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) nor the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) will protect you in the event something goes wrong with your crypto-asset investments.
Crypto-assets are complex: It may be difficult to understand the risks associated with a crypto-asset investment. Do your own research and if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Don't put all your eggs in one basket: Putting all your money into a single type of investment is risky. Spreading your money across different investments makes you less dependent on any one to do well. A good rule of thumb is not to invest more than 10% of your money in high-risk investments such as crypto-assets.
Defi tokens: Decentralised Finance (or 'DeFi') tokens (e.g. UNI, AAVE) are crypto-assets linked to financial applications and protocols built on decentralised blockchain technology.
Smart contract risk: DeFi relies heavily on smart contracts. Even a minor coding error or oversight can lead to a contract being exploited, potentially resulting in significant losses for DeFi tokens.
Regulatory risk: DeFi operates in a decentralized manner, often without intermediaries or financial crime controls. Regulatory bodies across jurisdictions might introduce new regulations impacting the use, value, or legality of certain DeFi protocols or assets. For example, the Perpetual Protocol (PERP) and Quickstop (QUICK) protocols may be accessible in jurisdictions where some or all the available activity may need to be regulated now or in the future. If a regulator deemed the activity to be in breach of regulation, this could seriously impact token value.
Rug-pulls / Exit scams: Some DeFi projects might be launched by anonymous or pseudonymous teams, increasing the risk of "rug pulls" where developers abandon the project and withdraw funds, leaving investors with worthless tokens.
Data/oracle risk: DeFi protocols often rely on external data sources or 'oracles'. Manipulation or inaccuracies in these data sources can lead to unintended financial outcomes within the protocols.
Protocol complexity: The complexity of some DeFi protocols can make it difficult for average users to fully understand the mechanisms and associated risks.
Additional details
Recent trends
The price of Euler has decreased by 0.22% in the last hour and decreased by 6.01% in the past 24 hours. Euler’s price has also risen by 0.81% in the past week. The current price is £6.99 per EUL with a 24-hour trading volume of £3.95M. Currently, Euler is valued at 40.00% below its all time high of £11.64. This all-time high was the highest price paid for Euler since its launch.
The current circulating supply of Euler is 19,866,588.696 EUL which means that Euler has as total market cap of £138,404,726.24.
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