AAVE has surged over 20% this week, nearing the $200 mark with strong momentum driven partly by capital rotating from Bitcoin. Despite technical indicators showing overbought conditions that could prompt profit-taking, AAVE's on-chain metrics reveal robust growth. Total value locked (TVL) and fees have increased, reflecting strong lending demand on the platform. This suggests AAVE's price rise is supported by real network activity, potentially enabling it to outperform Bitcoin in the near term while targeting $200.
AAVE's market cap stands at Rp50.29 trillion as of Oct 02, 2026 16:21 WIB, with a notable 1-day price increase of 9.56% on Pluang. The platform shows a strong buy interest with 60% of orders favoring purchases and a typical hold time of 105 days. Meanwhile, Bitcoin trades at Rp1.54 billion with a market cap of Rp31,005.81 trillion, up 2.53% in the last day, highlighting AAVE's relatively higher short-term momentum on Pluang.
An attacker exploited a vulnerability in the FlashLoopAdapter, a third-party contract used with Ethereum Safe wallets and Aave v3, to steal about $305,000. The flaw allowed a fake Safe contract to bypass access checks, enabling the attacker to repay ...
AAVE's price reached a year-to-date high of $185, driven by strong gains in long positions on the Hyperliquid platform. Four separate long positions each showed unrealized profits exceeding $1 million, highlighting significant investor confidence and...
An attacker exploited a flaw in the FlashLoopAdapter, a third-party Safe module managing leveraged Aave v3 positions, to steal about $305,000 from two Ethereum Safe wallets. The attacker bypassed access controls by using a fake Safe contract, repaid ...
Aave (AAVE) saw its price rise 4.16% within one hour to $182 on October 2, with a total 24-hour gain of 8.11%. During the same hour, short liquidations across Binance, Bybit, and OKX exchanges reached $350,000, while no long liquidations occurred. Aa...
An attacker exploited security flaws in Aave V3's Loop Safe Module, specifically targeting the FlashLoopAdapter contract's open() and close() functions. This breach allowed unauthorized access and execution, resulting in the theft of about 114.09 Eth...
