FAQ

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Is Rhizome a fork of Morpho Blue?

The deployed lending core and AdaptiveCurveIRM use pinned upstream Morpho contracts without modification. Rhizome adds Rootstock deployment configuration, initial markets, oracle construction, and a custom stale-price guard.

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Is liquidity shared between markets?

No. Each market has separate supply, borrow, collateral, and position accounting.

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Can market parameters change?

No. The loan token, collateral token, oracle, IRM, and LLTV are immutable for an existing market. Different parameters define a different market.

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Who can create a market?

Anyone can call market creation, provided the market uses an IRM and LLTV already enabled in the Morpho core.

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Does a listed market mean Rhizome endorses it?

No. Permissionless markets require independent evaluation.

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What happens if an oracle feed becomes stale?

The Rhizome wrapper rejects the price. Borrowing, collateral withdrawal, and liquidation are frozen for that market until a fresh valid price is available. Repayment remains available.

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Is indexer data authoritative?

No. Use it for discovery and history. Use Rootstock RPC for current state, oracle checks, simulation, and transaction submission.

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Are there official SDKs or APIs?

TODO: Document supported SDKs and public APIs after their interfaces, versions, and support status are verified.

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Has Rhizome been audited?

TODO: Link independent Rhizome audit reports if and when they are published. Upstream Morpho reviews do not automatically cover Rhizome-specific code and configuration.