Aave v4

Aave

2026-09-30 07:40:07

Aave V4 active loans top $400 million

Aave said in an official social media post that active loans on Aave V4 have surpassed $400 million. The input provided for this brief does not include additional on-chain metrics, a time window for the increase, or any breakdown by market, asset, or network. The source URL points to Aave’s post on X, and no images were attached in the source material. This is a short newsflash based strictly on the disclosed statement.

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Sentora

2026-09-30 02:58:54

Sentora files ARFC proposal to run an independently curated lending market on Aave V4

DeFi protocol Sentora has submitted an ARFC proposal to operate an independently curated lending market on Aave V4, according to BlockBeats. The initial deployment is planned for Ethereum and would support lending and borrowing for stablecoins including RLUSD, PYUSD, and OUSD. Under the proposal, Aave DAO would receive 50% of the instance revenue. The proposal also states that the Aave DAO governance short executor would retain structural ownership of the instance and hold the management roles for all hub-and-spoke contracts, the configurator, and the native AccessManager. The filing outlines both the revenue-sharing arrangement and the governance structure tied to the proposed market.

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Sentora

2026-09-29 14:10:13

Sentora Seeks Aave V4 Markets With 50% Revenue Share for the DAO

Sentora is seeking to launch new markets on Aave V4, according to information cited by TheDefiant. The proposal covers an Ethereum instance that would support lending for RLUSD, PYUSD, and OUSD. It also includes a 50% revenue share for the Aave DAO. The available text indicates that Sentora would handle risk matters that sit outside the mandate of Aave’s risk service providers. No other operational details, timeline, or governance outcome were disclosed in the provided source material. The report centers on the structure of the proposed markets, the assets involved, and the division of responsibilities around risk oversight. Based on the source excerpt, the plan is framed around Aave V4, Ethereum-based lending markets, and a revenue-sharing arrangement tied to DAO participation.

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Aave

2026-09-19 23:32:04

Aave V4 goes live on Circle Arc with four initial assets

Aave V4 is now live on Arc, the new blockchain introduced by Circle, with an initial market supporting USDC, EURC, cirBTC, and WETH. The deployment uses Aave V4’s hub-and-spoke liquidity model, built around a single core liquidity hub that lets different spokes draw from a shared pool. At launch, the setup includes a main spoke and an FX spoke focused on stablecoin borrowing. Arc is designed for institutional finance, stablecoins, and tokenized assets, and the rollout gives Aave direct access to lending activity within Circle’s institutional blockchain ecosystem. The market officially went live after the protocol’s security committee lifted a temporary deployment pause on Sept. 16. The update was carried by Techub News, citing Bitcoinist.

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Aave Labs

2026-09-19 22:04:48

Aave Labs floats V4 isolated lending model for custodied Bitcoin collateral

Aave Labs has put forward a governance proposal titled "Custodied Credit Borrowing: Aave V4 Isolated Hub and Spoke," outlining a lending framework built for institutionally custodied assets. Under the proposal, assets such as Bitcoin could remain with regulated custodians including Anchorage Digital Bank while still being used as collateral on Aave V4 through non-transferable onchain Custodied Collateral Tokens, or CoCT. Users would then be able to borrow stablecoins against those positions. The design would use Chainlink’s CustodySync infrastructure to mint or burn CoCT in real time as balances in custody accounts change, keeping offchain custody records aligned with onchain borrowing positions. Aave said the setup is intended to let large holders access onchain liquidity without moving assets out of regulated custody environments. The proposal is still in the governance discussion stage and has not become a live market. According to Aave, the structure points to a possible next phase for DeFi, where dependable links between custody systems and onchain lending markets could better serve institutional demand.

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Aave

2026-09-16 01:43:29

Aave V4 proposal outlines segregated custody-backed market, with Bitcoin planned as first collateral

Aave Labs has opened an Aave Request for Comment, or ARFC, proposing a separate Hub-and-Spoke market on Aave V4 for institutions that want to borrow stablecoins against assets held with Anchorage. Under the design, the collateral would remain with the custodian rather than moving into Aave or Chainlink. Chainlink CustodySync would mirror custody balances on-chain and mint a non-transferable collateral receipt token known as CoCT, short for Custodied Collateral Token. Borrowing, repayment and liquidation would run through dedicated contracts built for this market structure. In liquidation, the custodian would sell the collateral off-chain first and then settle the debt on-chain. The proposal says the setup would not affect Aave’s existing markets or reserves. The first planned asset is a CoCT backed by custodied Bitcoin. Risk parameters, capacity limits and interest rates have not been set yet and still need review by risk service providers. The proposal would also need Snapshot approval and later on-chain governance approval before any deployment can take place.

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Aave

2026-09-16 01:09:53

Aave Labs proposes V4 isolated Hub for custodial collateral in stablecoin borrowing

Aave Labs published an ARFC proposal on Sept. 14 to deploy an isolated Hub and Spoke structure in Aave V4 that would let institutionally custodied assets be used as collateral for stablecoin borrowing. The first planned implementation would use BTC held in custody by Anchorage, with Anchorage retaining the underlying collateral throughout the full life cycle of the loan. According to the proposal, key risk and market parameters — including loan-to-value, liquidation penalties, supply and borrow caps, the interest rate model, and oracle settings — would not be set at this stage. Those items are expected to be submitted later by DAO risk service providers through a separate AIP. Before any deployment can move ahead, the proposal must pass through the standard governance sequence of ARFC feedback collection, a Snapshot vote, and then the AIP process.

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Aave

2026-09-09 14:08:38

Aave says V4 deposits have surpassed $900 million

Aave said in a post on X that deposits on Aave V4 have exceeded $900 million. The update came directly from the project’s official account and did not include additional detail on the asset mix, on-chain breakdown, or the exact measurement method behind the figure. Based on the input provided, no further timeline or supporting metrics were disclosed. The announcement points only to the headline milestone that Aave V4 deposit volume has moved past the $900 million mark.

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