Aave weighs USDG and native BTC as Acier allegations surface
Aave is considering USDG and native BTC as new collateral options, while allegations surface against Acier, a lending protocol founded by former Aave contributors.
Aave is considering USDG and native BTC as new collateral options, while allegations surface against Acier, a lending protocol founded by former Aave contributors.
LlamaRisk proposes cap and interest rate changes for Aave V4 and V3, including increased USDT and WAVAX caps on V4 and reduced caps for cbBTC, sUSDe, and USDe on V3.
Aave's V3.8 proposal focuses on a security upgrade with a transient-storage reentrancy guard, while LlamaRisk recommends tighter caps for USDe, LINK, and rETH.
LlamaRisk proposes Aave cap adjustments, expanding stablecoin capacity on V4 while tightening borrowing and supply ceilings on selected V3 assets.
Aave is proposing V4 expansion across three chains, including a permissioned USAT-GHO module on Avalanche and tokenized SpaceX stock as collateral on Base.
Aave proposes increasing JAAA's LTV to 87% and LT to 89% on Horizon, while separately suggesting supply and borrow cap reductions for six other assets across multiple chains.
Aave proposes adding Maple Finance's syrupUSDG as collateral for stablecoin borrowing on X Layer and Arbitrum, extending an existing listing on Aave V4 Ethereum.
A new Aave proposal seeks to integrate native Bitcoin as collateral in Aave V4 using Babylon's Trustless Bitcoin Vaults, allowing borrowing against 40,772 BTC ($3.32B).
An Unveil review found RLUSD reserves above reported supply across 26 dates, with coverage ranging from 103.6% to 107.6%, as Horizon exposure reaches $159M.
Aave is considering listing Ethena's USDe on Aave V3 on X Layer, but LlamaRisk requires $5 million in local DEX liquidity first.