EUL addresses
Canonical source
The table above is populated from the euler-interfaces/addresses repository, the canonical record of published deployments. To verify an address directly, open the folder for the numeric chain ID and check TokenAddresses.json (or BridgeAddresses.json for bridge contracts) on the master branch, which reflects the latest published deployments.
A zero address means nothing is published for that key. A published token address does not by itself mean a bridge route is configured on that network.
A note on burns
Fee Flow payments, treasury transfers, and unvested reward balances do not burn EUL. For rEUL early redemptions, the forfeited amount only reduces supply if the deployed reward contract actually burns it — check the contract's behavior and transaction events before counting it as burned.