Aave has been encountering a turbulent time as recent reports have highlighted. The
DeFi protocol faced a substantial 64% flash crash amid what was described as its 'largest stress test'. Despite this, the
v4 protocol upgrade is on the horizon, detailing some exciting changes to anticipate. Also, on the financial side,
Aave's total value locked (TVL) made an impressive leap, reaching $41.1 billion, facilitating its emergence as the 54th largest US bank. This, however, did not prevent its price from plunging, with several factors contributing to
Aave plummeting below key support levels. Successful partnerships like the collaboration with
Kraken-backed Ink introducing a white-label Aave v3 supporting INK token and
Blockdaemon to bolster institutional DeFi participation have managed to keep
Aave in the spotlight. Furthermore,
Coinbase's announcement to boost stablecoin liquidity on
Aave hints at its continuous growth. The
AAVE token is making strides too, with its resistance broken as the DeFi market hit a record $219B size. The
Aave Horizon Platform recently launched with institutional stablecoin borrowing features. The price projections for
AAVE Coin range from cautious optimism to bullish expectations of hitting $400. However, with whispers of a potential WLFI token deal,
Aave saw an 8% drop. As the market continues to ebb and flow, the future holds significant promise for
Aave, fuelled notably by factors such as the revenue redistribution proposal and forthcoming protocol upgrades.
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