Aave (AAVE) surged 11% despite a $305,000 loss from a third-party protocol vulnerability unrelated to Aave v3 itself. The founder clarified no impact on Aave's core platform, calming investor fears. Strong on-chain data, including record active loans and rising protocol fees, suggest growing demand and a potential bull market. Technical indicators support further gains, with targets between $230 and $300, while dips near $145 may offer buying opportunities.
AAVE is trading at Rp3.255.342 with a strong 9.21% gain on Pluang as of Oct 02, 2026 22:03 WIB, showing robust investor interest despite recent protocol issues mentioned in the news. The market cap stands at Rp50,53 trillion with a healthy 24-hour trading volume of Rp12,72 trillion. Pluang order activity favors buying at 60%, and typical hold time is 105 days, indicating confidence in AAVE's medium-term potential.
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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 ...
