DeFi Saver launches Liquidation Protection and Aave v3-to-v4 migration workflows

What happened

DeFi Saver launched a minimal Liquidation Protection automation across supported lending protocols and a dedicated workflow for migrating Aave v3 positions to Aave v4 in one transaction.

What changed

The approved automation dependency can now execute an additional collateral-sale-and-repayment strategy and a more accessible cross-version Aave migration path.

What did not change

The launch does not approve Aave v4, any migrated asset, or the underlying leveraged position. DeFi Saver's dependency-only limits and each base protocol's separate verdict remain unchanged.

Confirmed

• Liquidation Protection was described as live on August 10, 2026.
• The feature monitors supported positions and uses the minimum stated collateral amount needed to repay part of a debt when configured thresholds are reached.
• The Aave v3-to-v4 migration tool was described as live and capable of migrating a position in one transaction.
• The official update lists Aave, Morpho, Compound, Fluid, Spark, and Maker among supported Liquidation Protection protocols.

Still open

• The exact contracts, authorization scopes, trigger defaults, and execution slippage for the new automation.
• Which Aave v3 assets and positions are eligible for migration.
• Whether any approved or client-held position enabled either feature.
• The failure and rollback behavior if a migration or protection transaction cannot complete.

What it means for an advisor

• Inventory client automation permissions before enabling the new strategy and verify its collateral-sale, slippage, and trigger settings.
• Do not infer approval of Aave v4 or any destination market from DeFi Saver's interface support.
• Review operational procedures for positions migrated away from the separately assessed Aave v3 perimeter.