About this explorer

Morpho Blue is one contract holding thousands of independent lending markets, and on Base it holds two and a half times as many as on Ethereum. A market is defined once and never changes: one loan token, one collateral token, one oracle, and one loan-to-value number that is both the borrow limit and the liquidation line. Everything in a market is measured in its loan token.

Each row of the listing is one position — a market and a borrower — with the collateral it holds and the debt it owes, each read from the contract's own storage at the block the row names, and beside them what the market's own oracle made of that collateral at the same moment. No dollar value appears anywhere: Morpho itself never states one. Opening a row shows that position — its economics and its whole history — with the wallet's other positions one link away. Or see the markets, loan token by loan token, and the one number that governs each.