Aave, a major decentralized lending platform, is experiencing a liquidity crisis where the USDC and USDT stablecoin pools are fully utilized at 100%, preventing lenders from withdrawing their funds. This situation arises because all deposited funds are currently borrowed, and withdrawals require idle capital. The crisis is worsened by Aave's new 'Slow Burn' interest rate model, which gradually increases rates over days instead of instantly spiking them, allowing borrowers to keep funds at lower interest rates while lenders remain frozen and undercompensated. The event has triggered an $8 billion deposit exodus, highlighting risks in DeFi protocols when liquidity traps occur and interest rate models delay corrective actions. Lenders must now wait for rates to rise significantly to force repayments and restore liquidity.
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