Aave is now accessible from Safe{Mobile} through @WalletConnect. Users can connect their @safe, manage positions from anywhere, and execute once their multisig threshold is met.

Aave v4 is very close to reaching $300M in deposits, almost doubling the amount in the last month. Deposits asset category are composed by: - 40% stables - 22% Bitcoin assets - 17% ETH liquid staking assets - 4% Pendle PT assets - 2% Gold assets Deposits split per Spone is: - 65% Main Spoke - 10% Bluechip Spoke - 9% Etherfi Spoke - 6.5% USDG Pendle Spoke

Aave V3 core market increased ~$1B in deposits and $487M in borrows over the last 7 days. Five assets are driving deposit growth: → WETH +$322M → USDT +$279M → USDe +$260M → wstETH +$160M → weETH +$125M Borrows are led by WETH (+$186M) and USDT (+$193M). wstETH is the largest collateral in DeFi, with $5.7B deposited across lending protocols. Aave wstETH deposits are now ~$2B and up $180M this week, while SparkLend fell $99.65M Aave also added $128M in weETH deposits in the last 7D, over 6x the next-largest protocol for this asset. These LSTs deposits naturally translate into borrows and revenue for the protocol, as these assets are typically used as collateral to borrow WETH or, to a smaller extent, stablecoins.

Aave is still THE dominant force in DeFi Lending... With the rise of platforms like @Morpho, it is easy to forget just how big @Aave still is. Within the DeFi lending sector, $AAVE alone accounts for more than 1/3 of the vertical's nearly $39B TVL, and boasts more than double the active loans and fees of any competitor. With details of Aavenomics 3.0 looming, is this DeFi OG set for an incredible second half of 2026...?

Aave flashloan volume nearly doubled in June. Volume jumped from $250M → $481M, a sharp rebound after a 3-month cooldown. Lifetime stats now sit at → $42B flashloan volume → $17M premiums earned → 988.97K txns Flashloans are not just arb anymore. They're the liquidity rail for liquidations, refis, collateral swaps, and any atomic execution. The real alpha is the revenue mix. Flashloan Premium ($17M) is already closing in on SVR ($22M). Two execution-driven revenue streams, neither relies on borrow demand. Both benefit when onchain activity heats up. If this trend sticks, @aave is quietly becoming the liquidity layer sitting behind most DeFi execution. That's the kind of revenue flywheel I like to see.

Aave DAO reached its first $1M in swap revenue since the Aave Will Win went live. This revenue stream brings transactional revenue streams into Aave besides AUM based fees. More features to come to increase the surface with leverage tool, tx builder and V4 support in Aave Pro.

Aave just had its best day in almost five years The lending protocol added 1,806 new wallets on Ethereum in 24 hours on June 30, its strongest growth day since October 2021, per @SantimentData. The token's outperforming a weak market too. $AAVE is up roughly 19% over the past week even as Bitcoin sits around $60,000. A few things are converging: the Ethereum rollout of Aave V4, governance debate over borrowing limits, a new revenue mechanism called Smart Value Recapture, and a Standard Chartered call for $3,500 by 2030. @aave holds about $12.6B in total value locked.

aave just recaptured $14m in oracle extractable value through chainlink SVR in june alone. that might make it the first month since january 2021 where borrow interest isn't aave's largest revenue source. protocol generating $134m annualized but only distributing 13.7% to holders. aavenomics 3.0 with automated buybacks is rolling out alongside V4. 1,806 new wallets in 24 hours on launch day, $100m in active loans immediately. $12b TVL against a $1.3b market cap is a 0.11x ratio. the revenue composition shift from pure lending yield to diversified OEV recapture + GHO stability fees + cross-chain expansion changes the durability of that $134m number entirely

@aavegotchi is voting to put its idle treasury to work earning yield. The DAO holds ~345k $DAI alongside other stablecoins and $ETH, a portion of it sitting idle and earning nothing. The plan converts that $DAI to $USDC and whitelists two lending markets, @aave and @Morpho, where deposited funds earn interest. Directors could then deposit, withdraw, and reallocate between the two without a fresh vote each time, on the logic that "requiring governance for every deposit or withdrawal creates unnecessary friction." Borrowing, leverage, and looping stay banned outright. This builds on two 2024 votes that converted the treasury's $DAI to $USDC and a 2022 vote to deposit 3M $GHST into Aave, so lending out idle funds is well-trodden ground here. 64 votes have cast 1.53M $GHST so far, 93.7% in favor, with quorum not yet met. Voting closes June 20th at 6:16pm UTC. Proposal:

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