Architecture Overview¶

🏗️ Current Architecture¶

Moosh’s current lending engine is built as a direct fork of the Morpho protocol.

Morpho provides a mature lending architecture with deterministic execution, explicit risk enforcement, and minimal trust assumptions. In the current phase of the protocol, Moosh uses this architecture as the execution layer for its lending markets.

This reflects a security-first approach: building on proven infrastructure before introducing architectural divergence.

⚙️ Core Architectural Properties¶

Moosh’s current lending layer inherits several key properties from Morpho:

🔐 Non-Custodial Execution¶

Collateral, debt positions, and asset flows are enforced directly on-chain.

📊 Explicit Risk Parameters¶

Risk limits, liquidation thresholds, and interest logic are governed by protocol-defined parameters.

🧩 Isolated Market Structure¶

Market-level isolation helps contain risk and reduce cross-market contagion.

⚡ Deterministic Liquidations¶

Liquidations are executed according to predefined and verifiable protocol rules.

🔍 Modular Design¶

Core components are structured to remain inspectable, composable, and auditable.

🧪 Current Scope¶

During the current testnet phase, Moosh is focused on validating deployment configurations, parameter boundaries, and system behavior under real usage conditions.

Future iterations may introduce additional components or architectural extensions. At present, the protocol should be understood as a security-oriented foundation focused on correctness, transparency, and predictability.