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DeFi lending protocol Aave has kickstarted its $1 million weekly token buybacks to reward stakers and boost token demand.
The $159 level is a key support to watch for Aave (AAVE), while a break below could send prices toward $128.
Aave has proven to users that DeFi protocols can now handle liquidations in the face of market distress.
Is the short-term scare turning whales into paper-hands or is a downfall coming for the top DeFi tokens?
Aave’s testnet deployment on Aptos aims to assess V3’s safety and performance, with mainnet launch pending governance approval.
Aave is a decentralized finance protocol that allows people to lend and borrow crypto.
Lenders earn interest by depositing digital assets into specially created liquidity pools. Borrowers can then use their crypto as collateral to take out a flash loan using this liquidity.
Aave (which means “ghost” in Finnish) was originally known as ETHLend when it launched in November 2017, but the rebranding to Aave happened in September 2018. (This helps explain why this token’s ticker is so different from its name!)
AAVE provides holders with discounted fees on the platform, and it also serves as a governance token – giving owners a say in the future development of the protocol.
Meme coins’ popularity is driven mostly by influencers’ activity on social media platforms. In this guide, we will discuss in detail which platforms are acting as the catalysts of their spike, what influencers think of meme coins, and how we can compare them to traditional crypto.
The following guide aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Wells Notice framework and its role within the scope of securities regulation.
