A-Z of how Aave protocol performed in the last quarter

Dubbed as the ‘Ghost protocol,’ Aave is non-custodial lending and borrowing platform functioning primarily on Ethereum, Avalanche, and Polygon networks.

What is a decentralized money market and how does it work?

Decentralized money markets function without a custodian, allowing only the original user to withdraw funds deposited by lenders and borrowers. The seamless flow of capital between borrowers and lenders is a key aspect of a vibrant economy.

Borrowing to buy Bitcoin: Is it ever worth the risk?

Borrowing to buy crypto has often been advocated for by various influencers, but the consequences may be dire. The cryptocurrency space is expected to reach 1 billion users in 2030.

Aave devs propose freezing Fantom integration, citing lack of traction and potential vulnerability

The Fantom market on Aave v3 adds just $30 each day to the DeFi protocol's treasury; developers are also concerned that the integration creates security risks. On Tuesday, Marc Zeller, integration lead at decentralized finance (DeFi) borrowing and lending protocol Aave, proposed to freeze the platform's v3 Fantom market.

3AC allegedly liable for $2.8B in creditor claims

The amount is likely understated as many of 3AC's borrowing details remain confidential.