Felix vaults V2 via @Morpho are now live. The new V2 vaults merge the prior V1 flagship and frontier vaults in order to unify liquidity and allow for a smoother borrower experience on Felix. Frontier vaults may return in the future once more long-tail collateral assets are scaling on Hyperliquid. Lend to the new vaults here:

Felix Vanilla market utilization has held at an average of 79.4% over the past 30 days. Borrowing demand from Hyperliquid traders remains strong relative to supply, creating an opportunity for USDC lenders to earn higher natural yield over longer durations than other money markets on other chains. Earn 14.33% APY on USDC now:

Felix continues to offer the largest vaults on HyperEVM with over $95m in deposits across vaults and ~$35m in available borrow capacity currently Current vaults live: >HYPE Flagship >USDC Flagship >USDC Frontier >USDT0 Flagship >USDT0 Frontier >USDe Flagship As a reminder, Felix vaults are deployed on @Morpho and support both 1) HYPE borrowers for looping kHYPE, wstHYPE, and kHYPE PTs as well as 2) stablecoin borrows for traders looking to borrow against HYPE, kHYPE, wstHYPE, and UBTC to trade more on Hyperliquid Will be interesting to watch where HyperEVM goes from here and in what ways HL Labs determines to further integrate the EVM or leave it as more segmented from Core. For now, EVM still serves as the primary mode of collateral servicing for HL traders looking to borrow against HYPE, kHYPE, and other HL-native assets to trade via Felix and HyperLend. TBD how much native Portfolio Margin will affect this in the future (not that much so far) or if there are other primitives that can be net-new on the EVM and gain scale. So far only lending and liquid staking have seen any viability, and both still face platform risk. Only path is to create durable value that is net-new and can't be swept away More on the way

Felix has no exposure to rsETH Over the past day, lenders across DeFi have been withdrawing liquidity out of 1) fear of rsETH exposure and 2) overall concern with DeFi protocol security. To address both concerns briefly: 1) Again, Felix has no rsETH exposure and 2) Felix Vanilla is built with @Morpho's infrastructure; this allows us to inherit Morpho’s smart contract security and risk-isolated design, so Felix vaults only have exposure to the specific markets they lend to (e.g. If another curator on Morpho lends to rsETH collateral, this does not lead to negative impact on Felix lenders) Some current supply rates on Felix for those interested: >USDH Flagship: 19.01% ($4m USDH supplied) >USDH Frontier: 23.97% ($11m USDH supplied) >USDC Flagship: 11.31% ($31m USDC supplied) >USDC Frontier: 24.48% ($18m USDC supplied) These rates will likely be arbed down in the days to come as lenders enter to take advantage, realizing Felix has no rsETH exposure, and borrowers repay freeing up more available liquidity. For more information on who is currently withdrawing to create these high supply rates / whether this is one large whale or a number of addresses, check the four links below from HyperEVMScan for each Felix vault mentioned above—TLDR: withdrawals from these vaults have been spread across a number of different addresses, not one address. >USDH Flagship: >USDH Frontier: >USDC Flagship: >USDC Frontier: For those less aware, "Frontier" vaults and "Flagship" vaults lend to different collateral markets (Frontier vaults tend to lend to higher max LTV collateral markets--higher risk + higher return). To see all current collateral exposure for each vault on Felix, check out: For more risk metrics across Felix vaults, feel free to check out our internal risk monitoring platform here: If you have questions on Felix's risk practices, how we build with Morpho, current collateral exposure, how we price collateral, how Flagship vs Frontier vaults differ, etc, feel free to DM me