# Сопутствующие статьи по теме AAVE

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10% Drop Shakes AAVE: Are More Losses Brewing on the Downside?

AAVE's price dropped over 10% in 24 hours, falling from a high of $122.13 to a low of $94.17, amid a broader market downturn. It currently trades at $106.87 with a significant 58.83% surge in trading volume. Technical analysis suggests a potential retracement toward the $101 support level, with a risk of further decline below $96.31 if bearish momentum continues. Indicators like the MACD and Chaikin Money Flow reflect selling pressure and bearish control, while the RSI at 28.3 signals an oversold condition that could allow for a relief bounce if buyers return.

TheNewsCrypto02/06 07:49

10% Drop Shakes AAVE: Are More Losses Brewing on the Downside?

TheNewsCrypto02/06 07:49

Aave Scraps Avara and Family Wallet as SUBBD Momentum Builds

Aave has retired its Avara brand and shut down the Family Wallet, signaling a strategic retreat from consumer-facing products to refocus on its core lending protocol and Lens ecosystem. This move reflects a broader market shift away from generalist "super-apps" toward specialized platforms that solve specific industry problems. In this context, SUBBD Token is gaining momentum by targeting the $85 billion creator economy. It combines AI and Web3 to disrupt high-fee structures and platform dependency faced by content creators. The project offers AI-driven tools like personal assistants, voice cloning, and influencer creation to automate and monetize content. SUBBD has raised over $4.5 million in its presale, with tokens priced at $0.05749. It also offers a 20% APY staking incentive to encourage long-term holding. The platform emphasizes creator sovereignty, reduced fees, and direct audience monetization—addressing key pain points that mainstream platforms like OnlyFans and Patreon fail to resolve. This utility-focused approach contrasts with Aave’s abandoned broader strategy, highlighting a market trend where crypto is valued for solving real-world problems rather than offering generalized interfaces.

bitcoinist02/04 16:37

Aave Scraps Avara and Family Wallet as SUBBD Momentum Builds

bitcoinist02/04 16:37

Finally, Aave Founder Also Buys a $30 Million Mansion

Aave founder Stani Kulechov has purchased a $30 million Victorian-style mansion in London's Notting Hill, as crypto wealth increasingly flows into real estate. The deal, completed in November 2025 amid Bitcoin's surge past $120,000, reflects a broader trend of crypto entrepreneurs diversifying digital gains into tangible assets during market peaks. Other notable transactions include Block.one CEO Brendan Blumer’s $170 million Italian villa, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong’s $133 million Los Angeles property, and multiple high-profile acquisitions by Stake.com founders and NFT collectors. Some purchases, like FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried’s $240 million property spree, were later exposed as misappropriated funds. The shift isn’t limited to real estate. Tether, issuer of USDT, has accumulated approximately 140 tons of physical gold—worth about $24 billion—making it one of the largest non-governmental gold holders globally. The company continues buying 1-2 tons weekly, backing its gold-pegged token XAUT and signaling a strategic move toward stable, physical reserves. According to Sotheby’s 2026 Luxury Outlook Report, cryptocurrency is increasingly influencing luxury purchases in markets like Dubai, New York, and California. Regulatory developments may soon allow crypto assets to qualify for mortgage collateral, further integrating digital wealth into traditional finance. This trend underscores a lasting convergence between crypto wealth and conventional asset classes.

marsbit02/04 08:12

Finally, Aave Founder Also Buys a $30 Million Mansion

marsbit02/04 08:12

The Structure, Risks, and New Cycle of the On-Chain Lending Market

On-chain lending is evolving from a tool primarily for leverage into a fundamental infrastructure for capital allocation, now representing 53.54% of the total DeFi TVL at approximately $64.3 billion. Aave dominates the sector with around 50% market share. The integration of Real-World Assets (RWA), such as credit assets and U.S. Treasuries, is emerging as a key growth driver, supported by improving macroeconomic conditions and regulatory clarity. However, the market faces significant risks including liquidity volatility, collateral liquidations, credit defaults, and cross-chain security vulnerabilities. Future trends point toward institutional adoption, tokenization of securities, fixed and floating rate products, and a bifurcation between compliant and high-risk lending layers. The sector is transitioning into a mature component of the global financial system.

marsbit01/28 00:34

The Structure, Risks, and New Cycle of the On-Chain Lending Market

marsbit01/28 00:34

AAVE drops 10% – Assessing if $1 trillion in loans can spark rebound

AAVE's price dropped nearly 10% by January 25th, extending its pullback toward the mid-$150s. Despite the decline, selling pressure remained measured, with RSI neutral and MACD showing a weakening bearish trend. Open Interest held steady around $130 million, and Funding Rates stayed positive, indicating traders are not rushing to exit and long positions still dominate. The network is approaching a major milestone of $1 trillion in cumulative loans issued, reflecting frequent liquidity reuse through features like flash loans and multi-chain expansion rather than simple capital inflows. This demonstrates strong on-chain credit demand, reaching volumes comparable to large U.S. banks.

ambcrypto01/25 10:02

AAVE drops 10% – Assessing if $1 trillion in loans can spark rebound

ambcrypto01/25 10:02

Mask Founder Responds to Taking Over Lens: Adhering to a Product with Weak Finance and Strong Social Features is the Future Direction of Crypto

In a landscape where decentralized social networks are often considered disproven, with early projects stalling despite millions in funding and even leading platforms like Farcaster pivoting to wallets, the announcement that Mask Network will take over Lens Protocol stands out as a significant move. Lens Protocol, created by Aave founder Stani Kulechov, claims around 110,000 active users. Mask Network, known for its expansive presence in decentralized social ecosystems—including acquiring the second-largest Mastodon server and developing the popular Firefly client—aims to reinforce its vision of a crypto future centered on "low-finance, high-social" products rather than purely financial applications. This takeover highlights a continued belief in decentralized social infrastructure, even as major centralized platforms like X and Threads dominate user attention.

marsbit01/21 10:45

Mask Founder Responds to Taking Over Lens: Adhering to a Product with Weak Finance and Strong Social Features is the Future Direction of Crypto

marsbit01/21 10:45

AAVE slips to $173 – Is $1.9M whale buy the start of a rebound?

AAVE's price declined to $173, marking a 2.32% daily drop after a breakout attempt failed at $180. Despite the recent weakness, a significant purchase of 11,089 AAVE (worth $1.9 million) by a whale after a month of inactivity suggests growing confidence among large holders. On-chain and market indicators show buyers are gaining strength, with Buyer’s vs. Seller’s Strength at 80.82 vs. 19.18 and a positive Spot Taker CVD. AAVE is testing the EMA50 at $274; a break above could lead to a move toward $184 and $194. However, if bears regain control, support may be found at $168.

ambcrypto01/16 23:01

AAVE slips to $173 – Is $1.9M whale buy the start of a rebound?

ambcrypto01/16 23:01

DAO–Labs dispute hit AAVE’s price, not its core – Here’s why

AAVE's price declined in December due to a public dispute between its DAO and Aave Labs, erasing around $500 million in market cap and causing negative sentiment. However, by January, sentiment began to improve as positive mentions increased and the market stabilized, suggesting the worst of the uncertainty may be priced in. Despite the governance conflict, network activity metrics like daily active addresses and token circulation remained strong or even increased during the downturn. The underlying network continued to operate without disruption, and prices have since trended higher with solid buying support, indicating that the core fundamentals of Aave remained intact.

ambcrypto01/14 08:03

DAO–Labs dispute hit AAVE’s price, not its core – Here’s why

ambcrypto01/14 08:03

Aave whales scoop 8% of supply amid sell-off – A move to $210 possible IF…

Amid a governance crisis that caused a 20% price drop to $143, Aave's largest holders (whales) seized the opportunity to accumulate, increasing their holdings to control 80% of the total supply. The top 100 addresses now hold 12.92 million AAVE, adding approximately 8% of the supply during the sell-off. Whale wallets with over $1 million surged by 66%, indicating strong demand from large investors while retail exited. Concurrently, selling pressure on exchanges declined from a peak of 1.43 million tokens to 1.31 million. For a price recovery to occur, bulls must reclaim the $174 resistance level. Success could lead to a 30% rally toward $210, but losing the $160 support would invalidate the bullish outlook and potentially push the price back to $140.

ambcrypto01/11 06:05

Aave whales scoop 8% of supply amid sell-off – A move to $210 possible IF…

ambcrypto01/11 06:05

Interest Rate Swap Layer: How Does DeFi Use 'Carry Trade' to Solve the Fixed-Rate Challenge?

The article explores the challenge of fixed-rate lending in DeFi, arguing that while demand exists—primarily from institutional borrowers and recursive yield farmers seeking predictable costs—current solutions struggle to scale because they require lenders to lock funds, sacrificing the flexibility that DeFi users highly value. Instead of matching fixed-rate borrowers directly with fixed-rate lenders, the author proposes building an interest rate swap layer on top of established money markets like Aave. This layer would allow traders to speculate on the spread between fixed and floating rates with high capital efficiency, while preserving the seamless deposit/withdrawal experience for lenders. The piece concludes that such a mechanism is essential for the future expansion of on-chain credit, enabling larger, longer-term institutional and consumer lending with rate certainty.

比推01/09 15:22

Interest Rate Swap Layer: How Does DeFi Use 'Carry Trade' to Solve the Fixed-Rate Challenge?

比推01/09 15:22

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