Give the $USR exploit induced lending market manipulation, the debate on hard-coded oracle price for collaterals starts again. As suggested by @YouAreMyYield, can lending markets implement a mechanism to stop deposits when oracle price deviates significantly from hard-coded price? if (hardcodedPrice * LLTV > oraclePrice) { revert("DEPOSIT_HALTED"); } In my view, this works well for stablecoin collateral. Prices rarely deviate materially under normal conditions, so triggering a false pause is a low frequency event and not administratively over-burdening for curators. @Morpho @eulerfinance @0xfluid