I am lending on Euler
Let's take a scenario where you deposit USDT0 into the K3 Capital USDT0 Vault on Euler to earn yield.
What you need to monitor
You deposit into an Euler vault to earn yield passively. Your main risks are security incidents affecting Euler or the vault's underlying markets and vault yield dropping below acceptable levels.
What Otomato watches for you
Otomato automatically detects and monitors your Euler vault positions and alerts you only when something relevant happens:
Bad debt / security incidents
Euler vaults often depend on multiple protocols and assets. A security issue anywhere in the chain puts your deposit at risk.
Otomato surfaces security incidents as soon as credible signals appear, covering not just Euler itself, but also underlying protocols and assets your vault depends on.
Example notifications
"A vulnerability has been detected on Euler. View source."
"A security incident has been reported on Resolv. You might have exposure due to your position in K3 Capital USDT0 Vault. View source."
Lending rate drop
When the yield on your vault drops significantly, your deposit becomes less attractive. You may want to move your capital to another vault, or elsewhere.
Otomato tracks vault yields and alerts you when returns drop to levels worth reassessing.
Example notifications
"K3 Capital USDT0 Vault yield dropped from 8.2% to 3.1%."
Asset depeg
If a deposited asset depegs, the value of your position may be impacted.
Otomato continuously monitors deposited asset prices and alerts you when meaningful deviations occur.
Example notifications
"USDT0 is currently depegging. It is now at $0.987."
Asset & protocol news
Otomato understands the dependency chain of your vault. If you're deposited in the USDe Vault, you'll receive relevant news about Ethena, USDe, and Euler.
Example notifications
"Euler deployed a new instance on Unichain. View source."
Improvements
We're continuously looking to add support for alerts the community is asking for. If you'd like us to add a new use case, reach out on telegram.
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