Aave founder Stani announced on a social platform that Aave will pivot to $AAVE as its core token, with all revenue flowing back to the DAO treasury. In the future, it will launch a debit card and financial technology experience, aiming to increase the protocol’s scale from $40 billion to $1 trillion, positioning it as a foundational market for traditional financial assets.

Aave DAO recently passed a proposal supporting Aave Labs with a $25 million grant, with a voting approval rate of about 75%. The proposal includes an immediate allocation of 5 million aEthLidoGHO tokens and a staged release of 20 million tokens, and it also sets aside 75,000 AAVE tokens for ecosystem support.

Gate News message, April 12, Aave announced that, because multiple assets have reached their maximum capacity, Aave V4 has increased deposit limits this time to accommodate additional liquidity. In addition, Aave said that deposit and borrowing limits will continue to be gradually raised as funds are filled.

Gate News, April 8, Aave officially stated that during the security-first growth phase, Aave V4’s deposit volume has already exceeded 10 million US dollars. As the system gradually matures, the supply and borrowing limits will be increased step by step.

Since early February, AAVE exchange reserves have been rising, while whales have continued to sell down tokens, and market sentiment has leaned bearish. On-chain data shows that both whales and mid-sized holdings are selling off; the AAVE price fell to $85.05, then rebounded to $95. Going forward, the outlook will depend on market supply and demand and whale activity.

The DeFi market continues to face persistent pressure. On April 6, AAVE fell sharply to $84, and the current price is trading in a range around $94. Technical indicators show that bearish signals are dominant, while the fundamentals bring uncertainty due to the end of a partnership. In the short term, watch the $92 support level; $100 is a key reversal signal. The overall trend is influenced by market sentiment, so the probability of a rebound is relatively low.

Aave risk-management partner Chaos Labs has announced its official exit, citing reasons including long-term losses, the departure of key personnel, and disagreements with Aave Labs on risk management philosophy. Although Aave Labs proposed a $5 million budget plan, Chaos Labs believed the amount actually needed was $8 million, and the two sides’ disagreement over risk priorities was difficult to reconcile. In response, Aave Labs CEO said that the V4 migration has no mandatory timeline and that V3 will continue to operate normally.

Gate News Message, according to the governance update, key contributor Chaos Labs has left the Aave DAO. Previously, BGD and ACI had left that DAO organization one after another.

Gate News message, Trader @thomasg_eth sold 11,409 ETH valued at $23.47 million and 13,150 AAVE valued at $1.21 million two hours ago. The total transaction value reached approximately $24.68 million.

A Bank of Canada research report states that Aave V3 on Ethereum is expected to achieve zero non-performing loans in 2024, with a total loan volume of about $6 billion. The report analyzes the effectiveness of over-collateralization and automatic liquidation mechanisms in protecting lenders, finding that leveraged loop transactions are mainly driven by large investors, liquidation activity is concentrated in a small number of assets, and it has little impact on market prices.