[Gauntlet] LLTV & Max LTV Revisions on Euler Yield

Simple Summary

Gauntlet has conducted a review of current Loan-to-Value (LTV) parameters across Euler Yield. Based on market comparisons and internal modeling, we recommend modest upward adjustments to maintain competitiveness while ensuring risk controls remain robust.

Recommendations

Note: We increase Max LTV and LLTV by the same amount in all recommendations. Thus, we only show LLTV. Max LTV will simply be 2% less than this value both before and after.

LLTV

Collateral / Debt USDC USDT eUSDe USDe RLUSD frxUSD
PT-jrUSDe-2APR2026 65%→70% 65%→70% 65%→70% 65%→70% 65%→70% 65%→70%
PT-stcUSD-23JUL2026 85%→87% 85%→87% 85%→87% 85%→87% 85%→87% 82%→84%
PT-cUSD-23JUL2026 85%→87% 85%→87% 85%→87% 85%→87% 85%→87% 82%→84%
PT-srUSDe-2APR2026 87%-89% 87%-89% - 92.5%→93.5% 87%→89% 82%→84%
eUSDe 88%→90% 88%→90% - - 88%→90% 87%→89%
USDe 90%→92% 90%→92% - - 90%→92% 87%→89%
frxUSD 92%→93% 92%→93% - 92%→93% 92%→93% -
TBILL 95%→96% 95%→96% - 95%→96% 95%→96% -
sBUIDL 95%→96% 95%→96% - 95%→96% 95%→96% 94%→95%
RLUSD 95%→96% 95%→96% - 95%→96% - 92%→93%
USDT 95%→96% - - 95%→96% 95%→96% 92%→93%
USDC - 95%→96% - 95%→96% 95%→96% 92%→93%

Rationale

  • Competitiveness: LTVs closer to market norms will encourage usage of Euler while keeping a conservative risk buffer.
  • Parameter Calibration: Increases align with on-chain liquidity and volatility metrics while maintaining effective liquidation support.

Next Steps

  • We welcome community feedback