Poppie builds on Euler to lend against tokenized stocks
Poppie has chosen Euler as the lending engine behind its tokenized stock markets rather than building one from scratch. Euler makes it possible to borrow against tokenized stocks for Poppie users.
This builds on Euler's recent move to enable tokenized securities as restricted collateral: a Securitize-compatible vault enforces ownership and eligibility checks when collateral enters or moves through the market, so the securities don't become freely transferable. Any change of ownership — including during liquidation — stays subject to those checks.
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- Poppie chose to build on Euler as the lending engine behind its tokenized stock markets rather than building from scratch. Here’s how Euler makes borrowing against tokenized stocks possible for @poppiefinance 🧵 https://t.co/yYd5jolt1Fx.com ↗
- Tokenized securities can serve as collateral on Euler without becoming freely transferable. The @Securitize-compatible vault enforces ownership and eligibility checks when collateral enters or moves through the market. Any change of ownership, including during liquidation, https://t.co/i7z04WunDVx.com ↗
Euler
We're a UK tech startup harnessing the power of mathematics to build high-performance non-custodial protocols on Ethereum and other blockchains.
