CoinGecko data shows that as of Sept. 20, most outstanding debt on the Aave protocol was concentrated in lower-risk ranges. A sizable share of that debt sat in positions labeled "very safe," with health factors above 2.00, and "safe," with health factors between 1.50 and 2.00. The data also showed that E-mode, or Efficiency Mode, accounted for a notable share of the protocol’s debt. The update points to a debt distribution that is largely concentrated in stronger collateral positions, based on the categories cited in the dataset. Techub cited the figures in a brief report published on Sept. 27.
CoinGecko data cited by Techub shows that as of Sept. 20, most outstanding debt on the Aave protocol was in lower-risk ranges.
A sizable portion of that debt was spread across positions categorized as "very safe," with health factors above 2.00, and "safe," with health factors between 1.50 and 2.00. The data also showed that E-mode, or Efficiency Mode, accounted for a significant share of the debt.
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