Euler Secures $4M for V2 Protocol Safety Upgrade

Euler, a DeFi lending protocol, has finalized an extensive security review for its upcoming Euler v2 protocol, backed by a $4 million investment from Euler DAO.

This funding emphasizes Euler’s focus on enhancing security through a modular design that aims to mitigate risks and boost reliability.

Euler v2’s development was heavily influenced by the lessons learned from a $200 million exploit in March 2023. The protocol’s primary objective is to restore trust and set new security benchmarks in the DeFi industry.

According to an announcement on August 12, Euler v2’s architecture isolates risks and simplifies audits. Key components like the Ethereum Vault Connector, Euler Vault Kit, and Euler Price Oracle are designed for precise functionality. This setup enabled extensive internal and external audits, with 29 code audits conducted by 12 top security firms.

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Euler Labs also engaged with Certora and other security experts during the design phase to identify potential vulnerabilities, employing custom fuzz testing and formal verification methods to ensure robust code. Additionally, a large-scale code audit competition, managed by Cantina, offered $1.25 million in rewards for bug detection, attracting over 600 participants globally. No high or medium-severity issues were found.

Despite these efforts, Euler Labs continues to emphasize that security is an ongoing process, with plans for further initiatives like bug bounties and user interface penetration tests to maintain a strong security posture post-launch.

Alexander Stefanov