Aave

24h change: -2.11%. From $133.44 to $130.62.

• Aave V4 deposits reached $806 million, a new record after rising 30 percent in one week. Ethereum core holds $378 million while the EtherFi cash market on optimism contributes $257 million. Active loans stand at approximately $216 million. The hub and spoke architecture isolates risk across different collateral types and supports further growth in tokenized assets.
• Aavenomics 3.0 is now live with automated and immutable buybacks of the AAVE token using protocol revenue. The Aave Will Win proposal directs 100 percent of revenue from the protocol, GHO, and Aave branded products to the DAO treasury. Annualized revenue is reported near $400 million. The September funding update includes specific allowances for buybacks from treasury stablecoins.
• Aave V4 has deployed across Ethereum, optimism, avalanche and other networks with the hub and spoke model. Early access to the Aave mobile savings app is available on iOS with ghost passes for waitlist bypass. These moves extend the protocol beyond core lending into consumer products and support for real world asset markets on additional chains.

24h change: +5.44%. From $126.97 to $133.88.

• Aave governance approved parameter changes for Aave v3 on Base, covering efficiency mode optimizations and collateral caps. The update represents ongoing risk management tuning within the existing v3 infrastructure. These changes shape liquidity access and protocol risk exposure through careful adjustment of borrowing parameters, asset limits, and efficiency mode settings.
• Aave v4 launched on Ethereum mainnet in March 2026 with a hub-and-spoke liquidity architecture and expanded to Avalanche in July 2026. The protocol continues rolling out v4 across additional networks, with deposits growing steadily month over month. V4 introduces unified liquidity pools connecting to modular borrowing strategies, enabling isolated liquidity routing across collateral categories and improving capital efficiency for the protocol.
• Aave confirmed that Aavenomics 3.0 is live with automated, immutable AAVE token buybacks and a reduced DAO budget. Protocol revenue runs at approximately 402 million dollars annualized. The Aave Will Win proposal passed in April 2026, directing 100 percent of revenue from Aave Protocol, GHO, and Aave-branded products to the DAO treasury, with Aave Labs operating solely as a service provider.

24h change: -0.05%. From $127.45 to $127.38.

• Aave V4 deposits have climbed to 806 million dollars marking a new all time high with a 30 percent increase over the past week. Ethereum Core leads with 378 million dollars followed by the EtherFi Cash market on Optimism at 257 million dollars. Active loans on V4 have reached approximately 216 million dollars. The hub and spoke design isolates risk and supports continued growth into tokenized assets and other collateral types.
• Early access to the Aave mobile savings app is now available on iOS while Android and web versions remain waitlisted. Users can obtain Ghost Passes via social channels to bypass the waitlist and access stablecoin deposits offering yield. The app leverages smart accounts for simplified onboarding and plans to add swaps foreign exchange and other features during 2026. This represents Aave's expansion from core lending into retail consumer products.
• Aave governance has published the September funding update that includes allowances for AAVE buybacks and operational expenses. This aligns with Aavenomics 3.0 which routes 100 percent of protocol and GHO revenue toward automated on chain buybacks for token holders. The changes replace discretionary mechanisms with systematic value accrual. It builds on prior governance approvals that direct all revenue to the DAO treasury.

24h change: +2.60%. From $124.10 to $127.32.

• Aave V4 deposits climbed 30 percent in seven days to hit a record $806 million. Ethereum Core led with $378 million followed by the EtherFi Cash market on Optimism. The hub-and-spoke architecture isolates risk across specialized markets and has supported growth in collateral such as tokenized assets. Active loans on V4 stand above $200 million while V3 holds roughly $31 billion in deposits. These metrics show adoption of the newer protocol design.
• TokenLogic proposed increasing Slope1 by 50 basis points across 22 stablecoin markets in stages. The goal is higher protocol revenue, better alignment with yields on assets like those tied to Ethena, and migration of borrow demand to deeper pools. Implementation monitors utilization to avoid losing borrowers. A separate September funding update includes allowances for AAVE buybacks.
• Aave reached over $1 trillion in lifetime borrows earlier in 2026, the first DeFi protocol to do so. V3 holds the majority of TVL across chains with rising loan volumes. Lifetime deposits stand at $3.46 trillion. These figures underscore Aave's established role in decentralized lending even as V4 scales with new features like stable vaults.

24h change: +0.86%. From $123.13 to $124.19.

• Aave V4 deposits climbed to 806 million dollars, up 30 percent in seven days. Ethereum Core led with 378 million dollars followed by the EtherFi Cash market on Optimism at 257 million dollars. Active loans on V4 reached approximately 216 million dollars while V3 holds roughly 31 billion dollars in deposits. The hub-and-spoke design isolates risk across specialized markets and has enabled controlled growth into tokenized assets.
• Aave Labs continues development of Aavenomics 3.0 to implement automated on-chain buybacks using 100 percent of protocol and GHO revenue. This replaces discretionary approaches with systematic value accrual to AAVE holders. The September funding update includes allowances for buybacks and operations. This aligns with record V4 growth, multi-chain deployments, and governance emphasis on revenue mechanisms.
• Aave Labs rolled out early access to its mobile application in late August using an invitation system called Ghost Pass. The app aims to simplify onboarding with features like savings accounts offering yield and self-custodial smart accounts. Community feedback is being gathered, including targeted outreach to UK users. This aligns with broader efforts to improve accessibility of decentralized finance while maintaining user ownership.