Aave

Aave, a pioneering decentralized finance (DeFi) platform, emerged as a leader in the industry by offering innovative lending and borrowing services built on blockchain technology. With its user-friendly interface and robust ecosystem, Aave empowers individuals and institutions alike to participate in the global financial market in a secure, transparent, and efficient manner. As the DeFi landscape experiences rapid growth and continuous news, staying informed is crucial. Follow Blockworks to keep up-to-date with the latest developments, expert analysis, and comprehensive coverage of Aave and other decentralized finance projects.
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Aave’s stablecoin has yet to hit its $1 peg — and Bluechip’s Vaidya Pallasena thinks recent tweaks won’t solve the problem

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The DAO will use $2 million worth of USDT to secure 5 million CRV tokens

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Over $452.4 million has been withdrawn from Aave v2 following Curve exploits

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If CRV dips below 65%, it will be at risk of liquidation

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As some of the largest DeFi assets rise, crypto funds are taking the opportunity to exit their positions

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In a departure from many popular stablecoins, GHO is a completely decentralized, multi-collateral stablecoin with a fixed price oracle

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800 ETH will be converted to wsETH, and the remaining 800 ETH will be converted to rETH

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On top of Lens Protocol’s $15 million raise, Web3 gaming again took a significant portion of the funding this week

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‘Momoka’ stores transactions off-chain to achieve higher transactions per second, the team says

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Apple’s new savings account for Daily Cash offers a 4.15% APY, but crypto products offer higher rates

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Aave token holders have had a full plate of late, as the DAO works on the protocol’s expansion plans

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The proposal says “there’s no real prospect of growth” for BUSD

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A draft proposal to integrate Centrifuge infrastructure with GHO is in the works

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The token can be borrowed from facilitators — which for now consists of just the Aave protocol governance team

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Almost a year after Aave V3 was implemented on some chains, the protocol will finally vote on activating its largest market: Ethereum Mainnet

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Benchmarks focused on Aave, Curve and Synthetix to offer institutions and others transparency and price discovery

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Aave, which has been closely followed by TradFi players since striking partnerships with Wall Street firms earlier this year, has a parameter problem

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Aave may have avoided a crisis for now, but changes to the protocol may be necessary to prevent a similar exploit

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Curve Finance dropped new details of its stablecoin, spiking the price of CRV and liquidating a massive CRV loan on Aave

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JPMorgan, DBS and SBI Digital Asset execute live trade using DeFi, tokenized deposits and verifiable credentials

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Tron founder Justin Sun was blocked by the front-end web app of DeFi protocol Aave over the weekend after a Tornado Cash ‘dust attack.’

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DeFi applications’ value will follow the stablecoin issuers, while PoW-forked versions will collapse, dooming an independent PoW chain to irrelevance

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Aave users and borrowers will be allowed to mint GHO against their supplied collaterals while earning interest on the underlying

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A strong correlation remains between BTC and the US stock market

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