Unified Liquidation Intelligence
One intelligence layer
for every liquidation.
Mevryx normalizes risk models, tracks oracle feeds, and ranks liquidation opportunities across Aave, Compound, Euler, and Morpho — the shared infrastructure every searcher would otherwise rebuild alone.
The problem
DeFi lending protocols hold over $28B in outstanding loans across four major venues. When positions go underwater, any third party can repay the debt and seize collateral at a discount, collecting the liquidation bonus. This is a real, continuous, on-chain opportunity.
But capturing it across protocols means bespoke smart-contract integrations for each — different risk models, oracle feeds, and liquidation mechanics. Most searchers cover Aave only and leave the rest on the table, not for lack of strategy but because integration cost outweighs the return from any single added protocol. Euler V2 and Morpho Blue alone hold over $7.7B in TVL, and stay materially under-covered.
The core insight
The work of normalizing risk models, tracking oracle feeds, and ranking opportunities is identical for every searcher. It belongs at the infrastructure layer — done once, not duplicated across every private codebase. We build that layer and surface it as a product.
The oracle-lag edge
Chainlink feeds update on a 0.5% deviation threshold or a heartbeat, whichever comes first — and LST feeds (stETH, cbETH, rETH) carry a 24-hour heartbeat. Between triggers, on-chain prices go stale while real market prices keep moving.
ETH drops 0.4% on Binance. Chainlink hasn't triggered. On-chain health factor reads 1.05, appearing safe. Real health factor at market price is 0.96 — the position is liquidatable now.
Mevryx surfaces this window. Competing systems that read on-chain state alone do not.
Protocol coverage
TVL: DeFiLlama. MEV figures: Flashbots cumulative data, mid-2025.
What we deliver
Status
Real-time health-score normalization, oracle-lag detection, and profitability ranking are operational today. The dashboard, REST feed, and WebSocket push are running against live mainnet positions.
The oracle is slow. You don't have to be.
See every at-risk position, ranked by net profit, before it's technically liquidatable.