Aave News

ETH, ICP, AAVE and LUNA could rally higher over the coming days if BTC funds support above the 50-day moving average.

Jack Dorsey announced earlier this week that Square Inc. is building a new open-source platform for non-custodial Bitcoin services.

DeFi and NFT-related tokens such as GHST, CNS and TLM defied the market’s bearish mood to post double-digit gains in the past 48 hours.

Aave’s gains also coincide with a sharp upside momentum across the cryptocurrency market.

In response to “extensive demand from various institutions,” Aave’s permissioned deployment will go live this month.

The first-ever “reverse rug” has a surprising compensation plan, and the largest protocol in DeFi ponders growth.

AAVE, KSM, ALGO and TFUEL are showing signs of strength while Bitcoin bulls attempt to push BTC price over $38,000.

The DeFi space crashed along with the rest of the market on May 19, but the liquidations mechanisms passed the biggest stress test.

Aave’s TVL has soared past $20 billion, with one-third of capital coming from its deployment on layer-two, Polygon.

MATIC, EOS, XMR and AAVE could rally higher over the coming days if Bitcoin price can sustain within the $30,000 to $33,000 support zone.

DeFi showed tremendous strength during last week’s sell-off as DEX activity and stablecoin stability prove the sector may be ready for mass adoption.

The funding rate for MATIC and AAVE is currently rewarding traders who are leveraged longs, but it might not last for long.

Strolling through the numbers of the Aave and 1inch versions on Polygon as the network gains its momentum.

Bitcoin’s move back to $38,000 triggered strong relief rallies in DeFi tokens and a handful of altcoins.

DeFi darlings and blue-chip token values fall more than 60% as the crypto market sell-off pushes the total TVL below $100 billion.