# Implementation

## Stabilizer Module

The Stabilizer Module, which is going to serve as the main minting module, is deployed on Ethereum. Tokens allowed in the backing of eUSD have been carefully reviewed for their stability, robustness, sustainable yield generation and business development potential. Allowed assets and their parameters can be updated at any time by contributors.

The Stabilizer Module is deployed on Ethereum with these parameters:

* **Ethereum:**
  * **USDC:**
    * Price Feed:
    * Minimum Exposure: 0.00%
    * Maximum Exposure: 100.00%
    * Whitelisted: No
    * Stale Period: 86,400 seconds
    * Mint Fee: 0.00%
    * Burn Fee: 0.00%
  * **USDC Clearstar Boring Morpho Vault:**
    * Price Feed:
    * Minimum Exposure: 20.00%
    * Maximum Exposure: 100.00%
    * Whitelisted: No
    * Stale Period: 86,400 seconds
    * Mint Fee: 0.00%
    * Burn Fee: 0.05%
  * **frxUSD:**
    * Price Feed:
    * Minimum Exposure: 0.00%
    * Maximum Exposure: 20.00%
    * Whitelisted: No
    * Stale Period: 86,400 seconds
    * Mint Fee: 0.00%
    * Burn Fee: 0.00%

### Flashloan Module

Flashloans play an important role in eUSD, enabling assets backing eUSD to be rebalanced in the Stabilizer Module.

Fees will be sent to the FeeCollector contract in order to be redistributed. Below are current parameters:

| Blockchain | Maximum Amount | Fee (%) |
| ---------- | -------------- | ------- |
| Ethereum   | 100,000.00     | 0.00    |


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