Aave Restores Ether Borrowing Limits After $230 Million Exploit
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Aave restores ether borrowing limits after $230 million exploit
Aave Restores WETH Loan Ratios After April rsETH Exploit
Why Did Aave Restore WETH Collateral Settings? Aave has restored normal loan-to-value ratios for wrapped ether across six Aave V3 networks, reversing emergency limits introduced after April’s rsETH exploit caused more than $230 million in ETH to be drained from the lending protocol. The decision marks a major step toward normalization for one of DeFi’s most important collateral assets. Wrapped ether, or WETH, is a tokenized version of ether wide…
DeFi Confidence Wiped Out By KelpDAO Attack as $18 Billion Exits Major Protocols News ETHNews
Aave’s TVL fell 44% in one month as DefiLlama data showed that 31 of the top 50 DeFi protocols posted monthly losses. Aave restored WETH borrowing limits across six V3 markets after emergency restrictions followed the KelpDAO-linked rsETH exploit. DeFi confidence has faced one of its sharpest resets in months after the KelpDAO-linked rsETH exploit shook lending markets and forced emergency action across major protocols. Aave, one of the sector’s…
The DeFi platform reversed the emergency restrictions applied in April after the exploit linked to rsETH and Kelp DAO. *** Aave restored the collateral loan ratios (LTV) for WETH on six networks of Aave V3. The exploit allowed minting about $292 million in rsETH without backup and draining USD $230 million in ETH. More than 95% of the unbacked rsETH was already recovered through liquidations and coordinated actions Aave restores LTV limits for W…
Aave restores WETH borrowing as Kelp DAO recovery moves ahead
Aave has restored borrowing against wrapped Ether across affected markets as the decentralized lending protocol continues recovering from the fallout tied to Kelp DAO’s April exploit. In a post published Sunday, Stani Kulechov said Aave had reinstated loan-to-value ratios for…
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