Chain snapshot · 26,228,098 · roster from the Comptroller’s own getAllMarkets() · priced by the oracle it reads
Supply pays 0.00% on every market: governance has set every market’s reserve factor (the share of borrow interest kept by the market) to 100%, so all interest goes to reserves and suppliers earn nothing. The last sixteen markets moved in one governance transaction on 8 Dec 2025 (block 23,969,453).
Borrowing is paused in all twenty markets: fifteen were paused in the same governance transaction on 8 Dec 2025 (block 23,969,453), the other five earlier. Eight markets are also deprecated (collateral factor 0, borrowing paused, reserve factor 100%): USDT, SAI, COMP, ZRX, TUSD, USDP, REP, FEI. For a borrower that means the Comptroller skips the shortfall check and the close factor on that borrow: anyone may repay a borrow in it in full and seize collateral for it, however healthy the account is. The Comptroller has no pause on repaying or withdrawing.
deprecated since 8 Dec 2025: a borrow here can be liquidated in full at any time
deprecated since 6 Jul 2021: a borrow here can be liquidated in full at any time
deprecated since 8 Dec 2025: a borrow here can be liquidated in full at any time
deprecated since 8 Dec 2025: a borrow here can be liquidated in full at any time
deprecated since 8 Dec 2025: a borrow here can be liquidated in full at any time
deprecated since 8 Dec 2025: a borrow here can be liquidated in full at any time
deprecated since 6 Jul 2021: a borrow here can be liquidated in full at any time
deprecated since 16 Oct 2022: a borrow here can be liquidated in full at any time
The oracle’s config gives 3 markets a fixed price set by governance and no price feed: nothing has updated these numbers since. They are the prices the Comptroller uses, so they are shown as they are. The clearest case is the legacy SAI market, priced at $14.43 for a token that targets a dollar. Between them these markets carry $2,270,632 of the supplied total above; excluding them, the protocol holds $113,305,223 against $11,885,774 borrowed.