AAVE is rolling out a tighter integration with CoW Protocol—bringing MEV-shielded swaps directly into the lending ecosystem.
What's catching attention? The new intent-driven flash loan framework. Instead of the usual execution-first model, users can now signal what they want—and solvers compete to fill it with maximum efficiency and zero front-running exposure.
This shifts flash loans from pure arbitrage tools into something more composable. Think: intent-based liquidations, cross-protocol rebalancing, even structured DeFi strategies—all without getting sandwiched by bots.
For protocols building on top of AAVE, this opens up design space. For traders, it's about execution quality in an increasingly MEV-hostile environment.
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OffchainOracle
· 22h ago
The intent-driven model is truly amazing. Finally, there's no need to worry about being targeted by clip monsters anymore.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 12-05 14:13
Now flash loans are finally more than just arbitrage tools; the intent-driven framework has truly changed the game.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-04 18:08
This wave of intent-driven flash loans is really interesting. Finally, there's no need to worry about being sandwiched by sandwich bots.
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DustCollector
· 12-04 18:07
Intent-driven flash loans? Sounds good, but I’m not sure if it can actually work in practice.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 12-04 17:58
Intent-driven flash loans sound great. Finally, there’s something that can deal with those bots.
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GasWhisperer
· 12-04 17:44
ngl this intent-based flash loan architecture is basically mempool poetry... finally someone's using solver competition to eliminate the sandwich tax. the gwei patterns this creates should be *chef's kiss* for fee optimization across liquidation cascades.
AAVE is rolling out a tighter integration with CoW Protocol—bringing MEV-shielded swaps directly into the lending ecosystem.
What's catching attention? The new intent-driven flash loan framework. Instead of the usual execution-first model, users can now signal what they want—and solvers compete to fill it with maximum efficiency and zero front-running exposure.
This shifts flash loans from pure arbitrage tools into something more composable. Think: intent-based liquidations, cross-protocol rebalancing, even structured DeFi strategies—all without getting sandwiched by bots.
For protocols building on top of AAVE, this opens up design space. For traders, it's about execution quality in an increasingly MEV-hostile environment.