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EUR & USD Accounts (i)
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FAQs
Borrower defaults are managed through Morpho’s overcollateralisation and liquidation mechanisms: • Overcollateralisation: Borrowers on Morpho are required to deposit collateral worth more than the loan they take. For example, if a borrower wants to borrow $100, they might need to deposit $150 in another supported digital asset. • Liquidation Process: • If the value of the collateral falls below a certain threshold (eg. 80%) due to market fluctuations, the protocol automatically enables any third-party (i.e Liquidators) to trigger a liquidation of the borrower’s collateral. • The collateral is then sold to repay the borrowed amount, ensuring lenders are compensated. • Liquidators are incentivised though a small commission to detect and liquidate positions of borrowers with bad debt. • Risk of Loss: While these mechanisms minimize risk, extreme market events or smart contract vulnerabilities could lead to partial losses. However, such occurrences are rare, and Morpho’s track record demonstrates strong reliability in protecting lender funds.
If the liquidated collateral amount is insufficient to cover the loaned amount (aka. “bad debt”) in a Vault, Morphos’ protocol tracks the loss so that third-parties can inject the missing funds (via a "deposit on behalf" mechanism) and ensure lenders aren’t stuck. • Worst-Case Scenario: In case of a large-scale shortfall event (e.g., due to extreme market volatility or liquidation failures) any third-party can decide to allocate funds to cover the bad debt or other recovery mechanisms to compensate lenders. In case the debt is still not covered, this bad debt amount is deducted from the vault’s "available assets" for withdrawals, so lenders can only redeem the part of their funds that are not associated with the bad debt.
While Moneda Earnings minimises risks by using Morpho, a well-established and audited DeFi protocol, no investment is entirely risk-free. Morpho has one of the best risk ratings in the ecosystem and has been praised for its focus on quality, protocol maturity and design. Key risks include: • Smart Contract Risk: Vulnerabilities in the Morpho’s money market protocol, the oracles used or the Base network. • Liquidity Risk: Limited pool liquidity during periods of high borrowing or market volatility. • Stablecoin Risk: Potential de-pegging of the stablecoin from the US dollar or Euro. • Regulatory Risk: Changes in laws affecting DeFi or stablecoins. Moneda actively monitors and mitigates these risks but cannot eliminate them entirely. You can learn more about the risks involved in Morpho at https://morpho.org.
• Overcollateralisation: Borrowers on Morpho must provide collateral worth more than the value of their loans, reducing default risk. • Audited Protocol: Morpho is a platform with a proven track record and regular audits. You can see their audit reports and verifications at https://morpho.org. • Monitoring: Moneda continuously monitors the health of Morpho protocol and the Base blockchain network to minimise exposure to adverse conditions.
The Smart Earnings Account is an enhanced Moneda savings option that uses the YO yield optimiser on Base to maximize your earnings. When you deposit money (USD or EUR) into a Smart Earnings Account, Moneda converts it into stablecoins (like USDC for USD or EURC for Euros) and deposits them into YO’s vaults (called yoUSD and yoEUR). The YO Protocol then automatically allocates these funds across different decentralized finance (DeFi) strategies to earn interest. In simple terms, it’s a “smart” account because it diversifies and optimizes your deposit across many yield opportunities, all behind the scenes. Your balance still grows through real-time, auto-compounding interest, and you retain the ability to withdraw your money (plus earnings) at any time, just like with the standard Moneda Earnings Account.
Both accounts let you earn passive income, but the Smart Earnings Account takes a more advanced approach to generate potentially higher returns. The regular Moneda Earnings Account typically supplies your funds to a single lending protocol (e.g. one lending pool on Base), which is a straightforward and lower-risk strategy. In contrast, the Smart Earnings Account leverages a yield optimiser, meaning your funds are spread across multiple DeFi platforms and strategies rather than sitting in one pool. This diversification allows for higher yield opportunities (since the optimiser finds the best rates across the market) but also comes with a slightly higher risk profile due to the broader range of protocols involved. In summary, the Smart Earnings Account is designed for those seeking better yield and are comfortable with a more dynamic strategy, whereas the standard Earnings Account sticks to a simpler, more conservative approach.