Aave borrowing-rate restoration proposal
On-chain events · · Ketju Research
Affects: Aave v3 (protocol) · Aave v4 (protocol)
What happened
LlamaRisk proposed restoring Aave borrowing-rate slopes on October 31 after temporary reductions following the Binance incident.
What changed
LlamaRisk proposed raising Ethereum Core USDC Slope2 from 5.50% to 10.00%. Borrowers above optimal utilization would pay higher rates.
What did not change
LlamaRisk proposed keeping base rates, Slope1 and optimal utilization unchanged.
Confirmed
- LlamaRisk reported that the affected reserves again accepted deposits and borrowing on October 31.
- LlamaRisk proposed implementing the changes through Risk Stewards, with the Horizon Operations multisig handling Horizon.
Still open
- The proposal does not establish execution of the rate changes.
- LlamaRisk did not demonstrate withdrawals at the sizes clients might require.
What it means for an advisor
- Ketju should review borrowing-cost assumptions and available withdrawal liquidity in the Aave memos before treating the proposed rates as operative.
Sources
- Aave borrowing-rate restoration proposal · LlamaRisk ·
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