Felix feUSD (FEUSD) Price

Felix is a decentralised, over-collateralised debt position protocol deployed on Hyperliquid’s Layer-1 blockchain, known as HyperEVM. It is based on a permitted fork of Liquity V2 and designed to enable users to mint a stablecoin, feUSD, by locking crypto assets as collateral. The system incorporates a fixed-interest borrowing model, stability pool mechanisms, and various risk mitigation parameters. Felix introduces added controls to suit the throughput and constraints of HyperEVM and operates without discretionary governance over rate-setting.

The protocol is built around a non-custodial architecture with smart contracts that manage vaults (Troves), collateral ratios, liquidations, and redemptions. Felix's structure emphasises deterministic behaviour, collateral solvency, and predictable borrowing costs. Risk controls include hard caps on minting rates, per-asset limits, and global mint ceilings to avoid overexposure. Felix is designed to function as a stable debt primitive within the HyperEVM DeFi ecosystem.

feUSD is a USD-pegged stablecoin minted on HyperEVM via the Felix protocol. It is issued when users deposit eligible collateral into Troves and borrow against it under a fixed-rate model. The token is fully backed by over-collateralised crypto assets managed by smart contracts.

feUSD is used within the Felix system for several functions:

- Debt issuance: Users mint feUSD as debt against crypto collateral.

- Stability pool participation: Holders can deposit feUSD to absorb undercollateralised debt and receive liquidated collateral.

- DeFi integrations: feUSD is designed to be composable within Hyperliquid-native DeFi protocols, including decentralised exchanges and money markets.

- Redemptions: Mint Users may redeem feUSD for collateral subject to protocol-defined constraints and compliance requirements.

All uses are enforced by smart contract logic and subject to predefined caps and security parameters.