# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Lending

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Will AAVE Reset Monthly Momentum or Lose Steam and Remain in the Red?

The broader cryptocurrency market remains bearish with extreme fear prevailing at the start of the month. Despite this, AAVE has achieved a significant milestone by surpassing $1 trillion in cumulative loan volume, becoming the first DeFi protocol to do so. Currently trading around $115.17, AAVE's price has declined 0.79%, with its daily trading volume surging over 57%. Key technical indicators present a mixed outlook. The MACD and signal lines are below zero, indicating bearish pressure, while the Chaikin Money Flow suggests slight selling activity. However, the Bull Bear Power shows strong bullish dominance, and the RSI at 53.99 reflects mild bullish sentiment. If bullish momentum strengthens, AAVE could test resistance at $117.20, potentially rising above $119. Conversely, if bearish pressure intensifies, it may fall to support at $113.48, with risks of further decline below $111. The token's technical setup indicates a ongoing battle between bulls and bears.

TheNewsCrypto03/02 06:29

Will AAVE Reset Monthly Momentum or Lose Steam and Remain in the Red?

TheNewsCrypto03/02 06:29

Aave's Internal Conflict Escalates, Morpho Quietly Doubles: Is the Lending Throne About to Change Hands?

The article discusses the escalating internal conflicts within Aave and the rising prominence of Morpho in the decentralized lending space. Aave, the current market leader, is facing significant governance disputes, including a controversial $51 million funding proposal and accusations of financial mismanagement, leading to internal friction and potential delays in decision-making. In contrast, Morpho has transitioned to Morpho Blue, a modular, permissionless lending protocol that allows isolated markets with risk parameters set by independent curators rather than global DAO votes. This design reduces governance friction and enables faster adjustments. Morpho has demonstrated strong growth, with TVL surpassing $9.5 billion, active loans exceeding $3.5 billion, and quarterly revenue around $50 million. User growth has also been robust, expanding from 30,000 to 400,000 active addresses. A significant catalyst for Morpho is the involvement of Apollo Global Management, which plans to acquire 90 million MORPHO tokens (9% of supply) over 48 months, valued at approximately $162 million. This partnership may signal Apollo’s strategic move to leverage Morpho’s infrastructure for enhancing yields on its tokenized real-world assets (RWA), addressing liquidity challenges in the RWA market. While Aave’s governance issues may hinder its progress, Morpho’s innovative structure and institutional backing position it as a potential challenger for the lending throne. However, risks remain, including a major token unlock in March that could impact short-term liquidity.

marsbit03/01 03:36

Aave's Internal Conflict Escalates, Morpho Quietly Doubles: Is the Lending Throne About to Change Hands?

marsbit03/01 03:36

Aave's Internal Conflict Escalates, Morpho Quietly Doubles: Is the Lending Throne About to Change Hands?

The article discusses the escalating internal conflicts within Aave and the rising prominence of Morpho in the decentralized lending space. While Aave remains the largest lending protocol by total value locked (TVL), it is facing significant governance disputes, including a controversial $51 million funding proposal and accusations of poor fund utilization by its team. These issues have slowed decision-making and created internal division. In contrast, Morpho has gained attention due to its modular, permissionless lending infrastructure, Morpho Blue, which allows for isolated markets with independent risk parameters set by curators rather than relying on slow global governance. This design reduces friction and enables faster adaptation. Morpho’s metrics show strong growth: TVL surpassed $9.5 billion in late 2025, active loans exceeded $3.5 billion, and quarterly active addresses grew from 30,000 to 400,000. Protocol revenue remained stable around $50 million per quarter. A major catalyst for Morpho is the involvement of traditional finance. Apollo Global Management plans to acquire up to 90 million MORPHO tokens (9% of supply) over four years, worth approximately $162 million at current prices. This signals institutional interest, potentially using Morpho’s leveraging RWA (real-world asset) products for higher yields. Despite Morpho’s growth, it still trails Aave in TVL. However, Aave’s governance challenges may provide an opportunity for Morpho to capture market share. The article concludes that a shift in lending leadership may be underway, though Morpho must sustain growth and navigate upcoming token unlocks in March.

Odaily星球日报03/01 03:29

Aave's Internal Conflict Escalates, Morpho Quietly Doubles: Is the Lending Throne About to Change Hands?

Odaily星球日报03/01 03:29

Morgan Stanley Confirms Bitcoin Push: Trading, Yield, Custody

Morgan Stanley is expanding its Bitcoin and crypto services beyond basic access, as confirmed by Amy Oldenburg, Head of Digital Asset Strategy. The roadmap includes enabling spot trading for E*TRADE clients via a partnership, with plans to develop an in-house custody and exchange solution within a year. This move aims to position Morgan Stanley as the first major bank to offer such integrated services, emphasizing control, trust, and liability management. The bank is also exploring yield and lending products backed by Bitcoin, responding to client demand and the growth of off-platform crypto assets. Oldenburg highlighted the institutionalization of crypto and cited the bank's previous classification of Bitcoin as "digital gold," recommending a 2%–4% portfolio allocation.

bitcoinist02/26 16:02

Morgan Stanley Confirms Bitcoin Push: Trading, Yield, Custody

bitcoinist02/26 16:02

Crypto's New Frontier: Building the Next Generation of Permissionless Neobanks

Crypto Neobanks: Building the Next Generation of Permissionless Banking A new paradigm is emerging in crypto's second decade: permissionless neobanks. Unlike fintech neobanks that improved banking's front-end but kept traditional back-ends, crypto neobanks aim to rebuild the entire financial backend using stablecoins and public blockchains. They provide a unified, self-custodial interface for four core financial functions: Store, Spend, Grow, and Borrow. The landscape includes self-custody wallets (Ledger, MetaMask), payment solutions (EtherFi card, Bitget QR), growth platforms (Hyperliquid for trading), and lending protocols (Aave, Morpho). Centralized exchanges like Coinbase and Binance are also evolving into full-service neobanks. Key insights: - Success requires capturing high-velocity money flows, starting with Grow (trading fees) and Borrow (interest), then expanding to Spend and Store. - Wallet-first approaches face monetization challenges unless they drive active transactions. - Payment-focused apps must move beyond card commoditization to build unique user loyalty. - Enterprise "stablecoin chains" (Stable, Tempo) prioritize institutional efficiency and privacy. - Non-custodial lending remains crypto's "holy grail," limited by the lack of robust identity systems. Future opportunities lie in solving privacy-compliance parity, achieving real-world composability, leveraging permissionlessness for global-local strategies, and unlocking undercollateralized consumer credit. Crypto neobanks aren't just new apps—they are rebuilding the underlying rails of money itself.

marsbit02/24 04:00

Crypto's New Frontier: Building the Next Generation of Permissionless Neobanks

marsbit02/24 04:00

How to View the Era of Neobanks After the Decline of Crypto?

The article explores the emergence of "crypto neobanks" as the next evolution in digital finance, moving beyond the interface-level improvements of fintech neobanks to rebuild the very backend of banking using blockchain technology. It frames banking around four core functions—Store, Spend, Grow, and Borrow—and analyzes how crypto is creating permissionless, global, and programmable alternatives for each. The piece maps the competitive landscape, from self-custody wallets (like MetaMask and Ledger) and stablecoin cards to on-chain trading (e.g., Hyperliquid) and lending protocols (e.g., Aave, Morpho). It argues that the path to success lies in capturing high-velocity money flows—starting with high-frequency activities like trading and borrowing before expanding to spending and storage. Key challenges include achieving privacy-compliance parity, enabling real-world composability with legacy systems, leveraging permissionlessness for global scale, and solving undercollateralized consumer lending—the "holy grail" for mass adoption. Ultimately, crypto neobanks aim not just to be new apps but to establish a new foundational轨道 (轨道) for how money moves.

marsbit02/22 06:13

How to View the Era of Neobanks After the Decline of Crypto?

marsbit02/22 06:13

Aave Surpasses $1 Billion in Tokenized Real-World Asset Deposits

Aave has become the first decentralized lending protocol to exceed $1 billion in tokenized real-world asset (RWA) deposits, signaling deeper integration between DeFi and traditional finance. The platform, Horizon, which allows institutional borrowers to use assets like U.S. Treasuries as collateral to access stablecoins, grew from $600 million in deposits in January to $1 billion in under a month. Founder Stani Kulechov predicts the RWA market could reach $50 trillion by 2050, with Aave potentially capturing a significant share. Meanwhile, AAVE's native token trades at $124.21, with a total value locked of $26.83 billion—the highest among DeFi platforms. Grayscale also recently filed for an AAVE ETF with a 2.5% expense ratio.

TheNewsCrypto02/20 07:38

Aave Surpasses $1 Billion in Tokenized Real-World Asset Deposits

TheNewsCrypto02/20 07:38

Solana: How $30B in staked SOL unlocks new DeFi liquidity

Over $30 billion in staked Solana (SOL) can now be used as collateral on Jupiter Lend without needing to unstake, unlocking significant liquidity for DeFi. This improves capital efficiency and may boost borrowing and trading activity across Solana. On-chain data shows cooling trading volumes are starting to stabilize, with active addresses flattening and whale activity increasing. SOL is testing a key support level around $80. If liquidity expands and whale participation continues, this zone could serve as a reversal point. Solana is at a critical inflection point, with improving fundamentals and a potential price reversal.

ambcrypto02/18 08:02

Solana: How $30B in staked SOL unlocks new DeFi liquidity

ambcrypto02/18 08:02

Crypto Lender Nexo Returns To US Market After Three-Year Hiatus And $45 Million Fine

Crypto lender Nexo has officially returned to the US market after a three-year hiatus and a $45 million settlement with the SEC. The company withdrew in 2023 following charges related to an unregistered crypto lending product. Its relaunch features a new compliance-focused structure, including partnerships with regulated entities like Bakkt to offer investment products, yield programs, and crypto-backed credit lines within a US regulatory framework. Nexo denied that its return is connected to past interactions with the Trump family, stating the decision was based solely on its ability to operate compliantly.

bitcoinist02/17 10:02

Crypto Lender Nexo Returns To US Market After Three-Year Hiatus And $45 Million Fine

bitcoinist02/17 10:02

Fintech vs. DeFi: Which Financial System Is More Competitive?

The article presents a comparative analysis between Fintech and DeFi (Decentralized Finance) across key metrics like revenue, scale, user numbers, and take rates. It highlights that DeFi protocols are rapidly closing the gap with traditional Fintech in terms of transaction volume, user base, and asset scale. For instance, Hyperliquid’s trading volume reached over 50% of Robinhood’s, Aave’s lending volume surpassed Klarna’s, and stablecoin payment channels are growing significantly faster than traditional payment processors. However, DeFi captures far less economic value due to substantially lower take rates. The piece concludes that convergence is inevitable, posing the central question: Will crypto learn to build tollbooths (monetization), or will Fintech adopt open, decentralized rails? The answer likely involves both trends evolving simultaneously.

marsbit02/17 06:56

Fintech vs. DeFi: Which Financial System Is More Competitive?

marsbit02/17 06:56

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