Another step in the march toward sDOLA Everywhere.
This week, sDOLA joined the ranks of assets supported on Euler, following prior integrations on Fraxlend and Llamalend. This deployment extends sDOLA into a one of the more fast-growing variable-rate lending environments in DeFi — and it comes with $20,000 in incentives.
Let’s break it down.
What is Euler Frontier?
Euler Frontier is an isolated lending market architecture built by Euler Labs to enable permissionless deployment of new markets, each with its own risk parameters and liquidity profile. It’s designed to be fast, modular, and open—ideal for composability and experimentation. No centralized risk team or cross-market risk aggregation needed.
Why sDOLA?
sDOLA is the yield-bearing version of DOLA. When users borrow DOLA on FiRM, they pay borrowing costs via DOLA Borrowing Rights (DBR) — and DBR revenue is routed back to sDOLA holders to provide yield. sDOLA yield is sourced from 100% from FiRM borrowing revenues — no emissions, no fluff.
On Euler:
✅ sDOLA can be looped at up to 90% LTV
✅ Euler users can farm $20,000 in incentives
✅ Collateral earns yield natively while you borrow against it
Example Strategy
Let’s say you’re holding $10,000 worth of sDOLA.
You want to boost your exposure to fixed-yield sDOLA using Euler’s loopable lending environment. Here’s how:
Deposit sDOLA on Euler Frontier
Borrow USDC against it
Swap USDC → sDOLA with Euler using its built-in looping feature …
Repeat the looping process up to 10 times — re-deposit the new sDOLA and borrow again
Now your yield exposure is amplified while still earning the underlying sDOLA yield.
It’s another milestone in building sDOLA Everywhere.
Incentives Are Live
A total of $20,000 in incentives will be distributed to sDOLA lenders and borrowers over the coming weeks.
Get started here: 👉 sDOLA Market on Euler
Reminders
Please leverage responsibly. Euler Frontier is isolated, but that doesn’t mean risk-free.
DYOR before looping or farming.
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