Aave Labs is the original author and key contributor of the Aave Protocol and a software technology company founded by Stani Kulechov. The team builds blockchain-based products that power decentralized finance, including the Aave Protocol, the Aave-native stablecoin GHO, and Horizon, an institutional platform for borrowing against tokenized real-world assets. Aave is DeFi’s largest and most trusted lending protocol, where users can earn, borrow, save, and swap alongside millions of others worldwide.
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Aave DAO approved proposal for Ethereum mainnet deployment of AAVE V4 upgrade, introducing modular 'Hub and Spoke' design for improved liquidity efficiency and risk management.
DeFi lending protocol Aave launches on OKX's Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain X Layer, allowing users to access Aave services without bridging assets.
Aave V4, a DeFi lending protocol upgrade, has launched on Ethereum mainnet after DAO approval, featuring new architecture for broader asset support.
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