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Aave, the popular decentralized lending platform belonging to the company now known as Avara, will have to look for a new company to provide risk management services following its recently announced split with Gauntlet. The decision was announced by Gauntlet co-founder John Morrow on the AAVE forums yesterday evening. Running The Gauntlet According to Morrow, the relationship between his company and the Aave DAO that oversees the protocol has become strained due to...

Aave V3 markets have been unpaused by the Community Guardian, signaling the resolution of the issues that prompted the temporary measures. The move follows the execution of a governance proposal voted on earlier. Additionally, Aave V2 Ethereum is anticipated to be unpaused tomorrow, a decision accelerated due to block times on voting and operational considerations. Aave Resumes Operations Decentralized lending protocol Aave has successfully resumed operations after...

The new developments come after a court-mandated phased liquidation process, enabling FTX to sell digital assets worth a total of $3 billion on a weekly basis.  A flurry of activity in the crypto space last night grabbed the attention of industry watchers as the wallets associated with bankrupt crypto exchange FTX and its sister company Alameda Research transferred around $13.1 million in various digital assets to multiple exchanges overnight. Data from Spotonchain revealed that the...

Aave Companies announced the launch of the second iteration of Lens Protocol on July 17th, designed to serve as a social layer for Web3. The new version aims to bring even greater control to builders and integrators as well as people exploring Web3-powered experiences. The first version of Lens Protocol was purposely built and launched without a user interface. The V2, on the other hand, comes with a codebase that’s entirely rewritten, refactored, and optimized. Lens V2:...

Gauntlet, a decentralized finance (DeFi) risk management entity, seems to be facing some backlash on its latest proposal on the Aave governance forum after it was accused of fixing in elements of a previous one that was voted down by the community. The proposal in question seeks to mitigate the risks regarding a loan tagged to Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov. Egorov’s $64 Million Loan Draws Attention Again A member of the Aave community, Marc Zeller, opposed one proposal...

The cryptocurrency market has managed to maintain positive momentum going into the weekend, with the majority of coins holding their gains through the diminished volatility and trading volume. Bitcoin Price Fighting for $31K Bitcoin’s price pushed above $31K on Friday but was unable to maintain above that level. It subsequently retraced, but it appears that bulls are now preparing for another attempt. The price is up slightly over the past 24 hours and is trading slightly...

A wallet linked to Michael Egorov, the founder of decentralized exchange (DEX) and automated market maker protocol Curve, has reduced its on-chain debt by repaying 1.35 million USDT of a loan on the decentralized lending platform, Aave. Egorov’s move comes as Curve’s native token (CRV), used as the loan’s collateral, significantly declined in the past week, reducing the loan’s health factor and increasing the liquidation risk. Egorov Returns 1.3M USDT to Aave Egorov started...

Dezentrale Finanzanwendungen (DeFi) haben in den letzten Jahren einen enormen Aufschwung erlebt und bieten Nutzern eine Reihe von Vorteilen gegenüber traditionellen Finanzdienstleistungen. Wenn du dich fragst, wie du am einfachsten eine DeFi dApp ausprobieren kannst, bist du hier genau richtig. Schritt 1: Eine DeFi-Wallet einrichten Um eine DeFi-Anwendung nutzen zu können, benötigst du eine sogenannte Wallet. Eine Wallet ist eine digitale Geldbörse, in der du Kryptowährungen aufbewahren...

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