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AAVE Question: Why was I liquidated?
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Which DeFi tokens are the best options available right now, in your opinion?
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Convert to BTC right now from alternative positions
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You want to participate a launchpad, but they ask you to lock a specific token to to be able to join it? Here is a simple trick for you.
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Nooby questions in regards to borrowing/lending on dAPPs(aave)
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Aavegotchi game devs manipulating AAVE DAO to siphon $1.5mm. Please vote NO on their proposal/cash grab.
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With 369K volume in 24 hours the Moon/USD pool on Kraken is the 27th largest USD Spot trading pool by Volume.
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Launching stablecoins within lending protocols has become a popular trend
How to understand and analyze the market?
How to understand and analyze the market?
How Chain Abstraction could avoid the drainage of wallets
Just a reminder: Most crypto critics have never actually used crypto before.
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Celsius to sell 170 million of Alts.
As DAI to ETH liquidity ratio on lending platform AAVE increasingly one sided, DAI borrow rate reaches -18% in negative interest, perversely rewarding borrowers and opening a myriad of profitable strategies for traders.
Pseudo-DCA 1 year later June 15th
blockbank ($BBANK) undervalued gem
Bitcoin reclaims $28K, and charts suggest ARB, XRP, EOS and AAVE could follow
How does Curve's economic model sustain itself despite such low trading fees?
How does Curve's economic model sustain itself despite such low trading fees?
$100 or $1,000? AAVE Price Prediction for 2023, 2025 & 2030
$100 or $1,000? AAVE Price Prediction for 2023, 2025 & 2030
Seeking legal advice for a suspected dapp scam
If our MOONS had the same market cap as PEPE right now we would be at nearly $15, a 80x in price.
Options please - swapping and / or sending
Bitcoin price sets up for an explosive move as ADA, XLM, AAVE and CFX turn bullish
Explained: What is Bridging and How Does it Work? (Bridge ETH to Arbitrum, zkSync, etc.)
Best DeFi platforms 2023? Share Your Thoughts and Picks!
New to DeFi Lending. Does this make sense?
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Will AAVE Price Recover and Reach New Highs?
Got HACKED! Seed not compromised. Web3, Save or TrustWallet issue?
WhaleStats Reveals AAVE Is Being Favored By ETH Whales
What's the best coin to accumulate from Curve crypto rewards?
$29.1 Million in AAVE Has Been Moved By Long-Standing Whale, Largest Amount in 6 Weeks
$29.1 Million in AAVE Has Been Moved By Long-Standing Whale, Largest Amount in 6 Weeks
The worst hack in Crypto, probably ever: The Platypus hacker got arrested within 1 week and had no access himself to his hacked funds in the first place.
Will we ever see sub $800 ETH - a short analysis
$AAVE cracks list of top 10 promising crypto projects for 2023. Which projects do you think have the most potential in 2023?
What the Hell is happening with rETH on AAVE right now?
My crypto story from 2017 - present (tragicomedy)
It makes absolutely no sense that people like CZ and SBF have this much power in a market that’s literally community lead.
Alright frens, sincerely, it’s time we as a community have a talk. (Crypto investing 101)
AAVE price declines by 7% despite V3 receiving approval to deploy on Ethereum
Bitcoin price consolidation opens the door for APE, MANA, AAVE and FIL to move higher
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What kind of analytics are you lacking?
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DAO’s have been experiencing major pumps recently, and here’s exactly why:
Selling losses within the next 18 hours(I found out last year the tax season ends hours prior to American Midnight.) looking for next investment
72 AAVE appeared in my wallet, What the hell?
Which alts do you think will survive this bear, and which will be long tanked by the time the bull comes?
AAVE is acquiring Sonar, a Metaverse Company
Perpetual Protocol and Perpetual DeX 101
Bitcoin price consolidation could give way to gains in TON, APE, TWT and AAVE
DeFi has been experiencing A TON of development and support. I’m assuming people are finally realizing how corrupt CeFi really is
Surprisingly the Crypto Currencies have been increasing on Robinhood.
If there was no price speculation associated with crypto, which crypto services would you use at the end of the day?
24-hours ago AAVE effectively ended it its internal process in resolving AAVE's protocol failure during the Harmony Bridge exploit. By ending this process without resolution, while refusing to engage in external recovery groups, AAVE users at the mercy of a bureaucracy worse than any bank.
EthereansOS - Why Decentralization Matters
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A detailed explanation of what happened with CRV and AAVE.
AAVE could go broke if ETH takes another leg down
Anyone know what's going on with stable coins on AAVE?
ETH defi faces massive liquidations around $720
FTX Accounting Fraud - In Depth Look
Sad story: How I (and others) lost everything on AAVE
How to become a self-made billionare (SBF eddition) - simplifed
The Crypto Industry Keeps Repeating the Mistakes of the Industry it Sought to Destroy
[SERIOUS] Regardless of a bailout, the worst has likely yet to come
COMP and AAVE Price Prediction: DeFi Tokens Stand Their Ground
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Check Coinstats, been using it since blockfolio collapse. Best app for tracking crypto assets hands down. It's the only app, that tracks EVMs(Ethereum, BNBchain, AVAX C-chain, Arbitrum and etc), non-EVMs(Solana, SUI, Aptos, Algorand, Polkadot, Atom and etc), Centralized exchanges(Binance, Coinbase, OKX and etc) and DeFi positions(Uniswap, AAVE, Aerodrome and etc)
Don't listen to any traditional finance bros. Check out AAVE. Use decentralized finance to collatorize your BTC and just borrow what you need... I'm semi-btc retired through this method.
Mfer launched a memecoin and his wife did days afterwards. His son has some fuckin AAVE fork. He has “trading card” NFT’s. Dude is a grifting scumbag, fuck him.
There's a few pairs I've had going for 2+ years now, (POL/USDT, WETH/USDT, WETH/USDC, WETH/AAVE, WETH/LINK are the ones I can think of top of my head) that have all stayed at the 40%+ rate (POL/USDT seemingly stays closer to 100% most of the time based on Quickswap) but looking at my totals after time, it really doesn't feel like it adds up; but impairment loss / market flux may honestly be enough for that difference with the LP's. With lending, I'm getting much lower (Like 8% average for USDC) and that definitely seems on the nose though.
The total DeFi ecosystem has a total value locked of about $158 billion, across all protocols on all chains. If that, about $40 billion is deposited in AAVE: https://defillama.com/protocol/aave
For your shitcoins surely not. But ETH, SOL, XRP, AAVE, LINK, AVAX all contradicts your statement.
Lots of people use it on a daily. Lots of web3 apps are also just wrappers for AAVE. This is one of those DeFi apps that is actively used throughout the past few years, not just recently. They’re awesome and significantly safer than CEXes or other lending platforms.
My strategy to not be a bag holder is buying everything in Q3 2022 and keep selling step by step on the way up starting from March 2024 when we breached the BTC's ATH. I'm almost completely out now. I hold a bag of SOL and AVAX that i aim to sell around 250$ and 45$ respectively, if we hit those targets, but i don't really care if we don't, it was a small part of my portfolio. BTC, ETH, DOT, LINK, AAVE have been sold already at one point or another. I'll buy again when we get a deeper retrace, when i say deeper i mean something like 50% down from ATH for BTC, deep deep bear.
tldr; Aave, a decentralized lending protocol, reached a record $41.1 billion in total value locked (TVL) on Aug. 24, making it comparable to the 54th largest US commercial bank by deposits. Including $28.9 billion in outstanding borrows, its combined figure of $71.1 billion would place it as the 37th largest US bank. Aave controls 50% of the DeFi lending market, significantly outpacing competitors. Institutional adoption and strong performance have driven its growth, with its AAVE token rising over 177% since April 2023. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Kaspa is behind, other projects are way ahead. AAVE, AVAX, HBAR, LINK, are way better
AVAX. I don’t know if it will go ETH level but I think it has a good chance of reaching at least AAVE’s price level in the next couple years.
Other than the obvious ones (e.g. Uniswap, Cowswap, AAVE and Curve) one that I really like is 'Alchemix'. The protocol offers 'self-repaying loans', where you deposit assets and can effectively take all the interest that it will earn over time immediately, then your deposit is locked until the interest matches what you took out. So if you deposited 100 ETH at a 3% interest rate then you could borrow say 6 ETH to buy a car or whatever, and the interest on your 100 ETH slowly pays off the amount borrowed until after 2 years you just withdraw the 100 ETH again. What makes this particularly nice is that you can always repay the loan early by just sending the remaining amount of ETH, so if after 1 year you still have 3 ETH left to earn back, but a bear market has kicked in and so the price of that 3 ETH is much lower than when you sold the loan to buy the car, then you can pay back the 3 with cheap new ETH, and then withdraw your original 100. Or if you are really stuck with an emergency and just need the money, you can always use part of your deposit to pay off the loan, so maybe withdrawing 97 after 1 year rather than the full 100 to square your balance with the protocol. As you probably notice, this dApp is one that is best used near the top of a bull market, and as an alternative to simply cashing out part of your portfolio to buy something. I used it to buy an EV pretty near the top of the last cycle and it effectively meant that I ended up paying about 1/4 the 'real' price, and still have my ETH. Worth a look, but probably not one for the moronic masses to blunder into without bothering to understand it.
I did as well, caught a big move up in xrp, moved into erc20 coins, not so much ETH but I did well on LINK, AAVE and others What are we expecting eth to do from this point? 10k? 15k? Max? 3x doesn’t impress me. I can see DOT at $20-30+ next year.
Of course it will flip BTC, but it may take a year or so. Ethereum has all the SOV traits of BTC, such as decentralization, permission-less, and censorship resistance. And on top of this, it actually has utility and you can use it. The only useful think I can think of with BTC Is bridging it to Ethereum to use it as collateral on AAVE. But if you were to do that, why even have WBTC or CBBTC? You would just swap it for ETH once you realize how useless it is.
BNB (binance coin). Not that I have anything against it, it’s just that my budget is tight and BNB is quite expensive. I would rather add that money to get more BTC, ETH, SOL, or AAVE. Also Dogecoin. Its time will be over soon. I couldn’t get into HBar or TRON either (yet?)
AAVE token did a +162% (1y) indicating that people want influence on decentralized lending & borrowing protocols.
Sure! Right now I’m lending weETH on AAVE. Virtually zero lending yield but you get 3% or so from staking. Also some Ether.fi points but I have no idea how much yield or $ that translates into. Then I borrow whatever stable has the lowest cost. Right now it’s crvUSD or EURC (2-5%). Then I swap for RLUSD and lend on AAVE for a bit over 10% yield. Other solid options are Pendle (USDe or cUSDO PT for 13-15% fixed yield) and Euler (a bit over 10% for USDC and USDT pools). These are relatively low risk options. You can probably find higher yields on concentrated pools and whatnot. Also I usually borrow around 50% of my collateral to avoid liquidation yield. But it’s nice earning some extra yield while keeping exposure to ETH
I stick with solid projects in the top 20 or 25, like LINK and ADA. They won't 100x but they don't go to zero either. Also, I only buy spot during bear markets. I got AAVE for an average of $64, SOL at $22 and XRP ar $0.59. Buy when others are fearful. Sell when others are greedy.
Holding, staking, lending on AAVE and borrowing stables and farming them
LINK is a good one, already mentioned, for DeFi. Add AAVE to that list. Here are just a few more: TAO, RNDR, FET, GRT, in the AI space. DOT, SOL, FIL in infrastructure. ONDO for RWA.
Kaspa won't last, y'all are tripping. Seriously, not worth it You're better off with AAVE over than shit coin
Copy and pasting my comment above: Since you didn’t get an explanation, I’ll give you some bullet points on Chainlink: • First mover advantage, proven track record (secure, no downtime, accurate, etc), and very little (if any) actual competition. • They’re the infrastructure of crypto (think roads and bridges), which is essential but not sexy. Because of that and the historical tokenomics, price action was fairly muted. They’ve flipped the switch with the Payment Abstraction and Chainlink Reserve. • Core Services to support infrastructure idea: 1. Data Feeds (Price Oracles): Provide tamper-resistant price data (e.g., ETH/USD, BTC/ETH, commodities, FX). 2. Proof of Reserve: Gives real-time audits of collateral backing assets (like stablecoins, wrapped tokens, or real-world asset tokens). 3. Verifiable Random Function: Provides provably fair randomness on-chain. Used in gaming, NFTs, lotteries, and any application needing trustless randomness. 4. Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP): A messaging and token transfer standard that enables secure communication between different blockchains and traditional systems. Seen as a key bridge for institutions and enterprises to connect with Web3. • Their partnerships are second to none (Swift, ICE, DTCC, PayPal, Google, AAVE, etc): https://www.chainlinkecosystem.com/ecosystem • Payment Abstraction: Link has recently become Chainlink’s Universal Gas Token, so all payment (ETH, fiat, etc) for Chainlink services is now converted to Link. This will generate demand for Link. • Chainlink reserve: Link converted via Payment Abstraction is transparently placed in a reserve once a week, which will decrease circulating Link supply. Source: https://metrics.chain.link/reserve
It’s not that. ETH, SOL, AAVE… just to name a few coins with infinite supply but do much better than POL.
Withdrawal to an EOA account (you can use wallets such as Ambire, Rabby, Metamask). Then you have a ton of options - AAVE loan to optimize taxes, different card providers (such as GNOSIS card), where you can periodically withdraw amounts.
You can do any defi you want from Trezor. If you don't want to use AAVE or simliar, that's fine. But don't pick Coinbase because you think you can't on Trezor.
If you’re only riding one, $LINK feels like the best degen bet it’s infra every chain needs, gets monster pumps when narratives heat up, and has way stronger upside vibes than UNI’s weak tokenomics or AVAX/AAVE’s slower grind plays.
If you really want to pick one out of all those it's either AAVE or UNI, but thta's just my opinion, and you should NEVER take advice from strangers online who express their opinions. DYOR, figure out which coin looks the best FOR YOU and just make the bet
Don't listen to anyone here (other than me lmao, makes sense) but seriously just get some $LINK and $AAVE and just forget it.
Pol again? Why? Seems like the shine from that has faded away. Also wasn’t an alt before really and still isn’t. If POL is pumping then i expect AAVE to really pump.
Yeah, i would say to start with AAVE and Pendle. Always make sure you read the docs and fully understand what you are doing,i would advice to join the discord of those protocols as well.
Yeah, i would say to start with AAVE and Pendle OP. Always make sure you read the docs and fully understand what you are doing,i would advice to join the discord of those protocols as well.
Depends what you are holding but I’d say AAVE is probably the most established (“safer”) and Pendle has gotten a lot of traction this past year
If possible, I'd take a loan on AAVE instead
They're called ERC20 tokens. Things like AAVE, UNI, 1INCH, USDT, USDC, to name a few popular ones. Some like the ones I name actually have a utility other's don't and must be a meme coin, a funding token, or an presale of an ICO.
You can put a decent chunk in now, but I'd mainly dollar cost average in to be safe. 33% BTC, 33% ETH, 33% LINK. BTC - Obvious, clear king of crypto, not much explanation needed here. ETH - Powering the largest ecosystem of dApps, Smart Contracts, DeFi, etc... The foundation for web3 applications. Largest and most active developer community in crypto. Ethereum accounts for 60%+ of DeFi's TVL. Huge player in tradfi tokenized assets moving forward. Primary blockchain for stablecoins. LINK - Leading oracle provider, secures 80%+ of DeFi, and the bridge with traditional finance/real world data. Already partnered with JP Morgan, SWIFT, Citi, Fidelity, the DTCC, Coinbase, AAVE, Mastercard, BNP Paribas, BNY Melon, Euroclear, etc. Provides cross chain interoperability allowing tokenized assets and data to move seamlessly across 50+ blockchains, including Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, etc. Key enabler of tokenized assets, provides proof of reserves for stablecoins/securities, and data feeds for equities, ETF's, etc.
($AAVE) defi leader for lending; 70b in assets on platform ($LINK) oracle leader for defi and besides ETH, has the most RWA use case ($ETH) still is a ETH cycle rn no need to fight the trend + still under ATH with record inflows from ETF Lower mc for some risk ($COR) decentralized AI task processor ($ALVA) creates “baskets” similar to ETFs for crypto ($0xs) privacy platform with their own privacy email, phone numbers, website etc.
> why not lending your btc directly for 4%? Where are you getting such a good offers? AAVE offers WBTC APY below 0.01%, lol: https://app.aave.com/reserve-overview/?underlyingAsset=0x2260fac5e5542a773aa44fbcfedf7c193bc2c599&marketName=proto_mainnet_v3
But you dont need the LINK token to use any of the price feeds that already exist. These are paid for by projects like AAVE and its not paid with LINK. There is no demand to actually use LINK aside from paying operators for BESPOKE feeds that do not already exist, cross chain calls or using the VRF service. The price feeds which Defi projects use do not require LINK and I dont think many people understand this.
True. I’ve got some LINK, LTC, and AAVE which as all having a good run since July
how safe is it to “defi lend” “”stake”” on AAVE, usdt eth20? Ive lost alot to UST and im scared that AAVE will be breached once.
You can access Blend, a defi protocol similar to AAVE but with its own nuances and low fees, at blend.capital. You’ll need a stellar wallet to use it. Main highlights: •Interest rates are very competitive, averaging around 15-20% APY for lent USDC, paid in USDC. You can deposit/withdraw freely. •In addition to the direct interest, users earn BLND tokens which are still a low market cap but growing token. They serve as part of the insurance mechanism in the protocol. •Multiple security audits and security hackathons completed before mainnet. •Access to additional yield on Etherfuse stable bonds. If you want to get creative: •You can also borrow XLM cheaply vs USDC lent and use it to generate synthetic stablecoins and further extend your invested capital to maximize yield. You can also be a degen and leverage trade if that’s your style. •There is a high quality liquidity protocol called Aquarius you can use to deposit borrowed XLM and earn additional yield. Here’s an easy to follow video to illustrate how easy it is to use: https://youtu.be/NmXoo6UgR6k?si=Bh3UPsSOpSjwNkBZ Let me know if this is what you’re interested in, or if you would like to hear about something else. There are active discord communities in case you want to dive in!
You can do the same on decentralized platform like AAVE posting your assets like ETH as collateral. Rate for USDC are around 5.35%, but you also receive yield (2% for ETH) for the assets you post as collateral.
Just a suggestion (DYOR) but you could try to withdraw a stablecoin on a popular L2 (to save fees), connect your wallet to AAVE (lending dapp) & get some interest from overcollateralized borrowers.
See lending column here [https://defillama.com/top-protocols](https://defillama.com/top-protocols) So, if your chain is Ethereum it's AAVE, if your chain is Cardano it's Liqwid, if your chain is Solana it's Kamino Lend, etc.
just google lending and borrowing platforms on your favorite chain with smart contracts like Ethereum, Cardano, Solana, XRP. For example AAVE (Ethereum), Liqwid finance (Cardano). Or go to [https://defillama.com/chains](https://defillama.com/chains) click on your fav chain and see which dApps they have there...
ADA, XTZ, AAVE. Can't wait to put those gains to btc though. Only real long time play
Staking means giving control of your coins to a smart contract (code). What that code does can differ from things like securing a network (ETH) to facilitating borrowing & lending (AAVE).
CeFi: Nexo DeFi: AAVE Bit more yield: AAVE + Pendle.
AAVE for example. Or a DEX like SushiSwap.
Since USD keeps going down it's preferect time to take out a USDC loan on AAVE. Makes sense to want Euro stable coins in defi too. They just never caught on.
Chainlink, definitely yes. But there are 3 Gigantic coins (4 if you include ETH). #1 $Tao #2 $AAVE #3 $rendr These coins are the google, Microsoft and cash app of tomorrow. The iffy coins are the alts like $Virtuals, $Dot, etc
1 coin of $ETH , 50 $TAO , $50 AAVE and split whats left between XRP and stake on a $TAO subnet (Sn64).
Who else bought the dip? ETH, ONDO, AERO, AAVE 💪
If you call AAVE at 400 and LINK at 30 the bottom 😂
I'm not Canadian so I'm not familiar with local providers & laws. A quick search: * APX Lending (approved by CSA & registered with FINTRAC) * Ledn (Canada-based lender with strong transparency practices) Aside from these centralized providers it may be worth considering the decentralized lending & borrowing protocol AAVE, especially for your Ethereum based assets.
😆 This is r/cc… place to shill your bags. 🤣 But no. I also have Ethereum, Avax, AAVE, Ondo, XLM, TRAC & a tiny SOL.
I think AAVE has a chance of big gains. It's already a leader in the defi space with real utility. Defi is boring compared to the usual hyped stuff, but will gain over time
Thanks for the detailed response, I can see very clearly where the misunderstanding is coming from. You have a lot of experience with Bitcoin, but OP's scenario involves Ethereum, which intrinsicly has more functionality. For what it's worth, I also used to use airgapped wallets and sign offline transactions for Bitcoin, not very convienient, but good for peace of mind. > Connecting my main online computer to some dodgy website would not allow that website to access my air gapped laptop. It is the same way with a Trezor. That is true for simple blockchains like Bitcoin, but that is not the case for smart contract chains like Ethereum. A key function of smart contract chains is the ability to (usually temporarily) give a smart contract the 'permission' to use some of the tokens held in your wallet. This is very useful as it is the basis of how most of DeFi works, from swapping tokens in Uniswap to lending and borrowing in AAVE. To give a very simple example, I sometimes recieve OP tokens for my contributions as a delegate. Lets say I want to buy a sandwich or a new EV or whatever, the dealership doesn't take OP tokens or any crypto payments (unsurprisingly) and so if I want to spend the OP I need to first convert them into a GBP stablecoin (eGBP) and add that to my Gnosis Pay wallet, which then connects to the regular Visa network. To swap the tokens lets say I use UniSwap, but how does this work? I need to tell the smart contract what I want to swap, then give it permission to take the OP tokens if it can find an acceptable trade, then submit the transaction to be processed. All the smart contracts are open source, deterministic and immutable, so there is not really any risk to giving it permission to use my OP tokens. If it can get enough eGBP to satisfy my request then it will take my OP tokens and give me the eGBP. If it can't (maybe because OP isn't worth as much any more) then nothing happens, nothing leaves my wallet. Obviously the other way you might imagine this system would be more like a centralized exchange, where you send your tokens out yourself, but in that scenario what would happen if the exchange rate changed, you have already sent your OP, so now you need the contact to send it back because you didn't get the eGBP... but how does that happen, you don't have the keys to the exchange address you sent to, so presumably the contract needs to do it, but then how does it pay for the gas to do so, you can't pay for the transaction fee as it's not your wallet... Basically for a whole variety of reasons, if you want a decentralized financial system you need to be able to give permissions, even though if you have only every used Bitcoin I'm sure you are bristling at the thought of doing so. All I will say is that that is why there is no meaningful DeFi on Bitcoin, and when you want to do stuff with it you need to trust an exchange. Anyway, so let's just assume you get all that, it obviously does leave a major vulnerability, which is people signing away permission to move their tokens to smart contracts that they don't understand and which don't operate how they expect them to... specifically scenarios like OP, where they somehow went to some dodgy website called 'validatorframework' after being tricked by whoever told them they should use 'dapps integration'... They went to the site and then presumably were told to connect their wallet, which they did, and still would have been okay if they had stopped there, in Ethereum just connecting your wallet doesn't let anyone do anything except suggest transactions and permissions. Then however they must have been presented with a request for permissions which they either didn't know how to read or just didn't bother to read. Once they clicked yes in their wallet to that it allowed the attacker permission to move all their assets. > A dodgy website has no access to the private keys on a Trezor. The important thing for our conversation is that at no point was their private key used or stolen by the attacker, and therefore it would have made no difference whether their private key was held in a Trezor, an air gapped Raspberry Pi, or just in their browser wallet. The mistake of giving away permissions would have been made just the same, and the attacker could just have easily moved the tokens from a Trezor as they did from the trust wallet. This type of attack is by far the most common way people lose their funds, it is orders of magnitude more common than malware or hackers stealing private keys. I guess as a slight aside, there are now some wallets, such as the Grid Plus Lattice, which display all of the permission you are signing on a screen before you can just blindly click through and give away your tokens, but that still relies on the user having some understanding of what they are looking at, and being bothered to pay attention to it.
I would learn tokenomics, market caps and fully diluted value or the value of the unvested value of all coins. People misconstrue price. Berkshire Hathaway has a $750,000 stock price and has a market cap of. 1 trillion. Nividia is $170 and 3 trillion. People see 3 dollar coin and think it will go to $200 but it may not be possible by how it raised money. It may have a market cap of 200 trillion which is not possible. Link is 2/3 vested. The value of the unvested portion is worth billions. The coin needs buyers. You could buy every dip and Sergei could dump and remain a billionaire and still have people believing it will go to $100. Sol is 90% vested so like ETH and BTC its price reflects marketplace and what growth it can achieve. Older coins should be mostly vested. Run ups should be the value opportunity. Like AAVE has $50B. It’s vested. Does marketplace asses its spot in DeFi. That’s the way to approach.
AVAX seems like it could be great but ATH seems tough to touch or exceed since last bull run and a lot of crypto people are heading in to profit in alt season and trade on momentum more than fundamentals. Or they were like me and didn’t sell the last ATH with overhyped upside. AAVE is a better risk reward for the amount of upside possible vs risk that it goes to zero comparing to AVAX. SPX6900 is a fun one that’s volatile with a good opportunity to
There is a entry point back into major alts if they can keep these levels until the US market closes. SOL, AAVE and SUI specially.
This is a very good explanation. There is very little reason to buy COMP over AAVE
Some centralized exchanges offer returns for ledning them your BTC. He could also wrap his BTC and earn yield on AAVE. There are actually a lot of options but all of them come with some kind of risk
Used to be a good project. It’s the poor man’s AAVE. First off it usually lags because it’s not top tier anymore. The other thing to research is someone essentially took over the project and then has been pushing all sorts of EIP or proposals over a year or 2 years ago. The founder Robert Leehner moved on awhile ago but I heard fun talking about it when he got asked about the state of Comp on his podcast.
There is no BTC native DeFi. You could turn your BTC into wBTC & use it in Ethereum dapps. AAVE is a popular lending platform to generate some yield. However, I wouldn't convert my BTC. Short questions are best suited for the [Daily Crypto Discussion](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1m6gezj/daily_crypto_discussion_july_22_2025_gmt0/).
AAVE. It's the biggest DeFi platform by a huge margin, almost half of all lending and borrowing in all of DeFi happens through AAVE, and plenty of its 'competitors' are just forks of the code with style changes to the UI... Code is obviously open source, and everything that happens is onchain, so you can check how safe it is yourself. Here's the data on it from DeFiLlama (which should be your first port of call for looking into any DeFi applications you are interested in): https://defillama.com/protocol/tvl/aave
Check what stablecoins are *actually* backed by. I think DAI would be an interesting asset to understand. The cool thing about stablecoins is their programmability. Imagine logistis: Scanning a QR code at a parcel's destination could automatically trigger a payment to its origin. To earn profits on stablecoins you could provide them to liquidity pools or decentralized lending protocols like AAVE. A digital dollar is more than a TradFi dollar because it has more utility, at least once its widely accepted.
Why do you think you need to fucking loop bro go to BEEFY.com and go look at their MF pools and vaults. It’s not hard, there are uniswap pools and what ever defi swap protocol you’d like to choose.. please explain to be why a vault with over 100 percent APY would need you to lend crypto for a measly 1-2 percent? To add to a loop. This is how I know you don’t know wtf you’re talking about.. stop saying you need to do a lend loop. Simply take your funds from your wallet and throw them in a vault and fuckin pool them when you want them.. you’re making it difficult.. research and find the right vault. Lending to something like AAVE, and then borrowing against it and then putting that borrowed crypto into a pool is something that people do but it’s not something one NEEDS to do.. that’s for high level traders and the fact you can’t understand how a vault works with out doing that unnecessary step is confusing the hell out of me because I don’t get what you don’t understand I’ll say it again.. You don’t need to lend and borrow against your crypto to be able to use a vault, that is a technique people do, again for the fifth time, but not something you need to do. Got it !? Pools are as simple as taking funds from a wallet to a pool. I prefer beefy as it’s proven and safe.
Borrowing against BTC at 35% is a pretty safe bet these days. Bar a hack on whichever platform holds your coins. Although I think AAVE is non custodial lending
Do you mind checking thatvinfo? From what I read, Coinbase co issues USDC with Circle, so they may not be able to offer yield. I think the lines can be blurred a bit with these centralized exchanges. So, really, the only way to get yield may be through protocols like AAVE For example. I could be misunderstanding, though.
Check out… XRP. ADA. AVAX. AAVE. The Graph.
What protocols don't support EURC that really should? I just checked & you can use it on AAVE for example.
BTC, ETH, and LINK are the 2 everyone should have as their base and the majority of their stack, IMO. Then diversify with things like HBAR, AVAX, SOL, AAVE, etc. XRP is memecoin trash.
I think only 'Hype', 'AAVE' and 'Bonk' out of the top 50 have outperformed ETH on the 3 month timescale. XRP has done very well in the last 30 days or so, but you would have made 2x more profit buying ETH 90 days ago than XRP (almost exactly actually, XRP is up 58% on that timescale).
Centralized lending & borrowing. Generally speaking higher yields then AAVE but no control over your asset. If the company goes down your assets may be at risk.
**AAVE is a decentralized lending & borrowing protocol** that supports **many assets & networks**. You supply your asset & earn interest, others can borrow assets & pay interest. You do not need the token to use the protocol. Most protocol users don't have it. AAVE token is a governance token that allows democratic decisions about protocol changes such as which assets & networks are being supported.
Never dealt with AAVE.. though familiar with the coin to a certain extent.. does that mean buying AAVE and staking it thru delegation?
1. First thing you tell your friends when you see them again is DYOR. 2. AAVE or Compound for lending yields. This does not support any network consensus mechanisms. 3. If you want the "capital growth", where to stake with consensus support depends on the asset.
If you insist on "staking" on a CEX, then I would suggest Coinbase as the most trustworthy excahnge - given it's the chosen custodian for Institutions. Otherwise, I'd suggest looking into how to actually delegate/stake natively on your chosen crypto network and self-custodial wallet. As for rewards on stablecoins, that's more likely a case of Lending APY - in which case, via AAVE could be a solid option.
Use AAVE to lend ETH for their stable coin Ghost, buy more ETH with Ghost and then loan that ETH one more time, hold your third bag. ETH rocket-5k Pay back your Ghost loan as ETH go rocket hit moon, payoff second loan, after second loan is paid sell second bag and payback first loan and realize profit, collect collateral and sell ETH bag at ATH- Lambo.
Okay, an LTV of 30% seems pretty safe especially as we are talking about using BTC as collateral. Borrow USDT then swap for ETH/ADA/SUI etc and stake those alts. Use the rewards to pay the loan interest. Then ideally pay the loan back as these alts pump This seems relatively low to medium risk. Will all the risk being that you’re trusting your BTC to someone like AAVE
Hi bro, from my point of view i just will start to sell my altcoins around Q4 between October and November If you look at the BTC montly returns, it seems that the history can be the same. The best months to sell are those. I don't have BTC but y have HBAR, AAVE and ETH When the Bitcoin dominance is at the bottom for this cycle, i'm out from the market. From my point of view, historicaly, November an Octuber are the best months to sell crypto
I very much appreciated your research into Across - definitely found it, say, interesting and worthwhile to examine exactly why DAO's aren't the superior form of governance some still think they are. So the lending market is built by the Glue team, not by someone like AAVE or Morpho. I'm definitely interested in checking it out. Thanks for showing how to get to LP
No, everyone isn't raping us with their interest rates. I'm currently borrowing on AAVE sub 6%
tldr; CryptoQuant's heatmap reveals significant altcoin outflows from Binance, signaling a potential accumulation phase. Tokens like Ethereum (ETH), Chainlink (LINK), Dogecoin (DOGE), and Aave (AAVE) are being withdrawn more than deposited, a bullish indicator often linked to institutional and whale activity. This trend suggests long-term investor confidence and possible price increases, though external factors like macroeconomic news and Bitcoin's performance could still influence outcomes. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Or, I know this sounds crazy, you could use it. Stake it, lend it on AAVE, mint & sell an NFT collection. Many stats about the Polygon network do actually look promising. Check their sub.
I only have $6100 in my portfolio and it's all in AAVE. Is it good strategy to take a percentage out while it's making profits?
In the case of AAVE (lending protocol) it the yield comes from overcollateralized loans.
Bought some AAVE a month ago, and a few days ago COMP too. Great chart and up 12 percent. Aave, comp, uni will do very well I think.
Me too. AAVE has broken through it's threshold, so hopefully it gets to $400 or more soon.
Fine. Here's my advice. DON'T think about what could generate fiat for you. Think about what you'd like to use, what has utility for you, what could be beneficial for your life. If you want the next person to buy it from you for more money, you gotta understand why. I own ETH because I use DeFi. I own AAVE because I use the protocol and have a personal interest in the governance of the protocol.
AAVE is a DeFI platform where you can borrow/lend/stake stablecoins.
AAVE doesn't look like a stable coin
You can use AAVE and not a CEX.