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ActiveMoor Review 2026: Fuel CDP Stablecoin Profile
Moor is an over-collateralized CDP stablecoin protocol in the Fuel ecosystem. Its collateral rules, fees and audit status are not clear, so users should verify them before considering it.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
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Our verdict on Moor
Moor may interest users who already use Fuel and want to explore a collateralized stablecoin protocol. Its stated over-collateralized CDP model gives a basic outline of how it is meant to work, but the practical details matter: supported collateral, liquidation thresholds, fees and stablecoin mechanics are not published here. No audits are listed. Until users can verify those details and the relevant contracts, Moor is difficult to assess beyond its broad product description.
Score breakdown
How Moor scores
- Security
- n/a
- Ease of use
- n/a
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- n/a
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Moor?
Moor is presented as a decentralized, over-collateralized CDP stablecoin protocol within the Fuel ecosystem. A CDP generally lets users lock collateral to borrow or mint a stablecoin, but Moor’s supported collateral and position rules are not published here.
Fees are not published, and no audits are listed. Treat those gaps as material due-diligence questions before using the protocol.
How Moor works
Moor is described as an over-collateralized CDP protocol. In this general model, a user locks collateral to borrow or mint a stablecoin, with collateral value kept above the debt to provide a buffer against price changes.
Moor’s specific collateral assets, loan limits, liquidation thresholds and stablecoin details are not published here. Those terms determine how a position behaves and should be checked before interacting.
2 features
Key features
01
Collateralized debt positions
Moor is described as an over-collateralized protocol for creating a stablecoin through a collateralized debt position.
02
Fuel ecosystem
The protocol is associated with the Fuel ecosystem.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Its purpose is identifiable: an over-collateralized CDP stablecoin protocol.
- It is built within the Fuel ecosystem.
- The over-collateralized CDP model is familiar to users of on-chain borrowing protocols.
Watch out for
- Moor does not publish details here on supported collateral, borrowing limits or liquidation rules.
- Fees are not published.
- No audits are listed.
- The project’s team and operating history are not established.
Moor fees
Moor’s fees are not published. Check the protocol interface and transaction details before taking any action; network fees may also apply.
Is Moor safe?
No audits are listed. This does not establish that the contracts are unaudited, but users should seek verifiable audit and contract information before depositing assets. CDP protocols can expose users to smart-contract failures and liquidation if collateral value falls; Moor’s specific safeguards and liquidation terms are not published here.
Moor’s licensing and regulatory status are not published. A protocol’s reported TVL is not a guarantee of security or recoverability.
4 steps
How to get started with Moor
- 1
Visit Moor’s official site and look for current product documentation and supported app access.
- 2
Confirm that you can use a Fuel-compatible wallet and that the assets you plan to use are supported.
- 3
Review the collateral, borrowing, liquidation and fee terms before approving any transaction.
- 4
Check contract addresses and security information, including whether an audit is available; do not proceed if key terms remain unclear.
Who Moor is for
Moor is most relevant to Fuel users researching on-chain stablecoin borrowing through a CDP. It is not a good fit for anyone who needs clearly published collateral terms, fees or security reviews before interacting.
Moor FAQs
What is Moor?
Moor is described as a decentralized, over-collateralized CDP protocol on Fuel. The stablecoin’s collateral assets and specific borrowing rules are not published here.
Which chain does Moor use?
Moor operates within the Fuel ecosystem. Check that your wallet and any assets you plan to use are supported before interacting.
Is Moor safe to use?
No audits are listed, and key details such as fees and liquidation rules are not published. Crypto lending carries smart-contract and collateral risks; only use the protocol if it is legal where you live and you understand those risks.
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