AAVE V3

  • decentralised non-custodial lending protocol supports over 7 chains

  • lending - over collateralised to borrow assets in the pool by paying fee with no time limit

  • flash loan - no over-collateralisation required, loans are paid within the same block with 0.09% fee, favours arbitrage opportunities

  • liquidation - if a loan's collateral drops below certain loan-to-value (LTV), liquidators liquidate borrows' asset to pay back part of the loan to maintain the health of the protocol

Isolation Mode & Siloed Assets

  • risker assets are list in Isolation Mode

    • isolated assets are voted by AAVE token holders

    • borrowing restricted to certain stablecoin

    • can only supply single isolated asset as collateral in Isolation Mode

  • Siloed Assets can only be listed as supply-only

    • for assets potentially affected by oracle manipulation, e.g. illiquid

    • minimise the risk of insolvency of the protocol

    • a user borrowing a siloed asset cannot borrow any other asset

Efficient Mode

  • maximise capital efficiency when collateral & borrow assets with correlated prices, e.g. stablecoin like DAI, USDT, USDC

  • borrow assets within Efficient Mode with enhanced borrowing power, up to 97% LTV

Portal

  • allow supplied assets to flow between Aave markets on different networks

  • depositing assets into the protocol gets aToken as a proof, burning aToken on source chain & mint on destination chain enable asset bridging via aToken

  • minimise withdraw & redeposit process on multiple chains

AAVE side products

  • AAVE Arc

    • tailored for institutional investors by offering a permissioned protocol with know-your-customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) checks

    • separate deployment of the Aave V2 liquidity pool for institutional investors

  • AAVE RWA market

    • partners with Centrifuge to enable Real World Asset (RWA) lending market

    • investors - able to invest real world asset from crypto stablecoin

    • Issuers - create pools for their assets, then investors deposit stablecoins into the pool to buy the tokens, enabling issuers to borrow stablecoins against these assets

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