AaveAave V4 on Ethereum has launched its first externally curated markets, built by Sentora out of the Sentora Liquidity Hub. Three markets are live, letting users borrow stablecoins against yield-bearing and blue-chip collateral, with Sentora confirming the launch on X.
Sentora's risk engine monitors capital flows between Hubs and Spokes, utilization, and governance updates to flag risk early, with many of those indicators now public on its Sentora Risk Radar. Aave amplified the launch across X, reposting its own announcement plus research outfit OAK Research's breakdown framing external curation as one of V4's main new features — alongside founder Stani Kulechov's take that Sentora brings "institutional-grade curation" to Aave ("one of the most exciting launches of the year") and posts from contributors Luigi DeMeo, Kolten, 0xMari0, and MP. Contributors positioned the move as Aave shifting from vault curation to market curation as curators enter DeFi.

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