Aave v3 GHO Umbrella deposits fall 38% between monitor checks
The Ledger · · Ketju Research
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Affects: Aave v3 (protocol)
What happened
Ketju’s quantitative monitor observed that deposits in the Ethereum Aave v3 GHO Umbrella pool fell from approximately $5.55 million to $3.46 million between checks.
What changed
Observed pool deposits declined by 38%, materially reducing the pool’s monitored scale and firing the quantitative TVL-exodus alert.
What did not change
The observation does not establish a protocol incident, bad debt, withdrawal failure, asset impairment, governance change, or the cause of the outflow.
Confirmed
- The monitored pool is the Ethereum Aave v3 GHO Umbrella pool with Ketju pool ID bf0660ab-38bf-48a4-9a6c-393ec0e2ff5f.
- The monitor recorded deposits declining from $5,549,520 to $3,463,095.
- The measured decline was 38% on 2026-09-01.
Still open
- Whether the decline reflects ordinary depositor movement, an incentive change, migration, liquidity stress, or an unreported protocol development.
- Current proposed-size withdrawal depth and whether additional outflows continued after the observation.
What it means for an advisor
- Open a liquidity and capacity review for the exact GHO Umbrella pool without treating the outflow alone as evidence of impairment.
- Compare the next monitor observation with live withdrawal depth and any first-party Aave explanation before changing the memo interpretation.
Sources
- Aave v3 GHO Umbrella TVL-exodus alert · Ketju quantitative monitor · · effective
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