Anthias risk dashboard adds support for Ethereum mainnet markets
Anthias Labs, the DeFi risk advisory outfit founded in 2022, has extended its public risk dashboard to cover Ethereum mainnet. The update, announced on June 4, 2026, through integration partner Moonwell, brings real-time monitoring of lending and borrowing markets, individual wallet activity, and liquidation events to the chain that still anchors the majority of decentralized finance.
The firm currently manages risk infrastructure covering more than $800 million in total value locked. Adding Ethereum to its coverage map extends a platform that already tracked activity on Base, Optimism, and Arbitrum.
What the dashboard actually does
The Ethereum-specific dashboard gives users dedicated views into Moonwell’s lending and borrowing markets on mainnet. In practical terms, that means you can watch how close individual wallets are to getting liquidated, track aggregate market health, and see potential domino effects before they play out.
Anthias’ broader toolkit includes custom dashboards, systems, and simulation tools. The simulation capability lets users model what happens to positions under various stress scenarios without having to experience the actual outcome.
The liquidation health scores are essentially a grading system for how safe a borrowing position is at any given moment. A healthy score means the borrower has plenty of collateral cushion. A deteriorating score means that position is approaching the threshold where the protocol will automatically sell off collateral to cover the debt.
Why Ethereum, and why now
Anthias had already built out integrations on Layer 2 networks, including Optimism, Arbitrum, and Base. The expansion to Ethereum mainnet fills a gap given that Ethereum is still where the heaviest capital in DeFi sits.
Moonwell, which operates as a lending protocol and uses the WELL governance token, served as the integration partner for this rollout. Moonwell is one of several protocols, alongside Felix and others, that rely on Anthias for risk management infrastructure. The Ethereum launch extends their existing partnership onto a new chain.
What this means for DeFi users and investors
For anyone actively lending or borrowing on Moonwell’s Ethereum markets, the immediate benefit is transparency. You can now watch your own liquidation health in real time, alongside the broader market’s health.
The cascading liquidation monitoring gives users visibility into the chain reaction pattern where one large position gets liquidated, which pushes prices lower, which triggers more liquidations. Having visibility into that sequence before it fully unfolds gives users a meaningful edge in protecting their capital.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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