After a $292 million exploit in April that drained rsETH via a single-verifier bridge, Aave is implementing a new four-layer risk framework across its platforms. Key changes include requiring at least three independent verifiers for any bridge route, banning weaker verifier setups, and launching a live bug bounty program with minimum payouts of $50,000. Automated risk oracles and Freeze Guardians will also be introduced to quickly freeze affected markets without manual intervention. These measures aim to prevent similar attacks, improve security, and may slow new asset listings due to stricter compliance requirements.
Ripple's regulated stablecoin RLUSD has seen its supply on Ethereum grow by 93% in the past 30 days, pushing Ethereum's share to 56.1% of total supply, surpassing the XRP Ledger's 43.9%. This shift is driven by institutional demand for DeFi services ...
Aave's price jumped from $87.54 to $145.09 in under five days, breaking through the $130 resistance zone active since February 2026. This rally was supported by Bitcoin's momentum and a significant increase in Aave V4 deposits, which surpassed $800 m...
Aave's latest upgrade, V4, has seen user deposits soar to $806 million, a 30% increase in just one week and a 16-fold rise since its May launch. This growth is driven by a new 'hub-and-spoke' liquidity model that improves capital efficiency across ma...
Bitcoin surged about 28% in August 2026, recovering from a 21-month low but still 37% below its October 2025 peak. The rally was driven by US Treasury bond buybacks, renewed regulatory clarity, and short position liquidations. While the overall crypt...
AAVE trades at $128.38 on August 26, 2026, recovering above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages after a 46.5% gain in the past week. Despite this rebound, the coin remains 61.8% below its 12-month high of $336.27 and shows signs of being overbough...
