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We built Aave Protocol, an open source and non-custodial liquidity protocol and the Aave app, a web interface for users to interact directly with the protocol.

9230 followers · 62 stories
We built Aave Protocol, an open source and non-custodial liquidity protocol and the Aave app, a web interface for users to interact directly with the protocol.
Aave Labs has acquired the team and technology behind Avon, the onchain lending project focused on fixed-rate loans. The Avon team will initially work on fixed-rate lending, with the technology expected to add new capabilities across Aave's network and product layers over time; the deal was announced by Aave Labs on X on November 6, with Stani Kulechov and contributors Luigi DeMeo, 0xPrince, cryptographicas, and serayush amplifying the news, and the Avon team confirming it has joined Aave.
HyperLend has submitted a proposal to the Aave DAO to deploy another friendly fork of the protocol, this time on the Elysium network, per an announcement the team shared and Aave amplified on X. The proposal is a new DAO governance-stage step following HyperLend's earlier deployment of a friendly fork built on Aave's open-source code.

The ARFC vote to onboard native BTC as collateral on Aave V4 through Babylon Labs' Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) is now live, per an announcement Babylon Labs shared and Aave amplified on X. If approved, users can lock native BTC on the Bitcoin chain and borrow supported assets against it on Aave V4.
Para has rolled out support for fintechs to offer customers USDC yield through Aave V3 directly inside their applications. Customers can deposit USDC from their Para wallet and withdraw back to the same account, letting fintech apps embed Aave's lending yield without moving users off-platform. Aave amplified the announcement on X. The launch extends the wave of integrations — EthenaPay's Earn+, PendleLoop, and others — that route consumer stablecoin yield through Aave's core lending pools.
Payward, the financial infrastructure group behind Kraken, has purchased AAVE tokens on the secondary market via its affiliated fund Digital Asset Special Investments I, LP and clients. The size of the purchase was not disclosed; contributors say Payward may acquire more tokens in the future.
Superform has activated its SuperSPCX earning strategy on Base, a leveraged strategy that uses tokenized SpaceX stock as collateral on Aave V4 to borrow USDC, which is then supplied to approved lending markets — with returns equal to interest earned minus borrowing costs, fees, and expenses.
SuperSPCX went live with a 31% target LTV and a partial auto-deleveraging (ADL) threshold. SuperformOS automates rule-based LTV management, debt, accounting, monitoring, repayment, redemption, and unwind across both legs of the strategy. Aave amplified the announcement on X, with Superform positioning the launch as part of a broader rollout of earn strategies for tokenized stocks on Base.
SPCXc, Coinbase's tokenized SpaceX stock, is now live as collateral in the Coinbase Tokenized Stocks market on Aave V4 on Base, joining AAPLc, AMZNc, GOOGLc, METAc, MSFTc, NVDAc, and TSLAc. Eligible non-U.S. users can deposit the stock tokens and borrow USDC against them; the tokens are collateral-only and not borrowable.
Aave amplified the listing across X, with 0xKolten flagging deposit incentives for SPCXc and Token_Logic noting the flow of buying tokenized SpaceX stock on Base, then borrowing USDC against it on Aave V4.
Aave Pro now supports collateral swaps for Aave V4's Ethereum, Base, and Avalanche markets. Users can swap collateral from one asset to another without closing their position, powered by CoWSwap. Aave announced the feature on X across two posts, with a link to Aave Pro.
Aave Labs, together with Veda Labs and Kamino, submitted a legal framework covering decentralized lending protocols and non-custodial vaults to the SEC's Crypto Task Force and Division of Corporation Finance. The paper explains how existing law applies to onchain lending protocols and vaults as they operate today, and why getting this right for DeFi matters. Founders and contributors amplified the submission on X.
Following @TheTNetwork's maintenance update on tBTC, Aave has restricted new tBTC deposits and new borrows against tBTC.
Aave Labs acquired the team and technology behind Avon, an onchain fixed-rate lending project, to expand the types of loans available through its lending network.
Aave V4 on Ethereum launched its first externally curated markets built by Sentora, offering RLUSD, PYUSD, and OUSD borrowing across three new markets.
Aave V4 launched on Ethereum mainnet with a hub-and-spoke liquidity architecture, deploying three hubs (Core, Plus, Prime) and eleven spokes.
Aave launched GHO, a decentralized stablecoin backed by collateral deposited within the Aave protocol and governed by AAVE holders.
An onchain governance vote disabled the majority of Aave V1 by freezing its reserves, effectively sunsetting the original protocol version while still allowing repayments and withdrawals.
A malicious proposal sought to drain Aave's reserves through a governance vote but was blocked; the community then proposed governance changes in response.
Aave V3 debuted on Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Optimism, Fantom, and Harmony, introducing efficiency mode, isolation mode, and supply/borrow caps.
Aave launched its second protocol version on Ethereum with upgrades including collateral swaps, debt tokenization, flash liquidations, and gas optimizations.
With AIP1 approved, the original LEND token was exchanged into the new AAVE governance token at a 100:1 ratio, and Aave's decentralized onchain governance and staking went live.
The protocol relaunched as Aave (Finnish for 'ghost') with a liquidity-pool lending model, replacing the peer-to-peer ETHLend model.
Aave began in 2017 under the name ETHLend, a peer-to-peer crypto lending project founded by Finnish lawyer Stani Kulechov.