Aave Labs faces backlash over CoW Swap integration
An Aave Labs integration of CoW Swap promising better prices and MEV protection has sparked a debate over whether fees belong to the DAO.
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An Aave Labs integration of CoW Swap promising better prices and MEV protection has sparked a debate over whether fees belong to the DAO.
Aave is making moves to boost revenue and limit risks, offboarding Sky’s USDS and closing down v3 instances on three chains.
The DeFi community has voiced concerns around who and what is covered by Aave’s million-dollar “Balance Protection” for app users.
While keen to avoid being labeled as a stablecoin, Ethena's USDe is being used as such across some of DeFi's biggest players.
Aave is the largest protocol on Polygon, accounting for over a third of the chain’s total value locked (TVL) at $467 million.
While Aave and Maker (now Sky) founders basked in a 'DeFi renaissance moment,' some less well-known projects were losing millions.
Aave, which contains assets worth over $11 billion, moved to reassure users that the attack placed no user funds at risk.
Linea claims to be 'home to the most innovative web3 projects' but its largest project, ZeroLend, is a low-effort Aave fork.
Aave's proposed ‘Merit programme’ would use protocol revenue to reward ‘Aave-aligned’ behaviour but punish users of ‘non-aligned protocols.’
AAVE could eventually be looking to dispose of billions of dollars’ worth of illiquid collateral if markets take another downturn.