The events that can change an advisor’s diligence file.
Incidents, control changes, governance, upgrades, launches, and closures, from primary evidence. Confirmed facts are kept apart from open claims.
Lido proposes investing treasury stablecoins in sUSDS and tokenized funds
The proposal would permit stablecoin withdrawals through existing Easy Track paths, conversion into sUSDS or selected tokenized money-market funds, and custody through Foundation multisigs acting for the DAO.
Aave restores supply and borrow caps on Gnosis
The payload reopened capacity for wstETH, sDAI, GNO, WETH, USDC.e, xDAI, GHO, and EURe under the specified revised caps.
Aave opens final governance for cbBTC Stablecoin E-Mode on Base
The plan advanced to a formal AIP. If executed, cbBTC could collateralize USDC and GHO debt under an 80% maximum LTV, 83% liquidation threshold, and 4% liquidation bonus within the new E-Mode.
Aave executes USDe and sUSDe onboarding on Avalanche
USDe and sUSDe became configured collateral reserves on Avalanche with 50 million-unit supply caps, dedicated capped-oracle paths, and stablecoin E-mode configurations. USDe was enabled for borrowing while sUSDe was not.
Spark approves removing USDC, USDT, and PYUSD reserve caps
The approved configuration would remove explicit reserve-level exposure ceilings for the three stablecoins once implemented.
Aave executes syrupUSDT onboarding on Plasma
syrupUSDT became configured as non-borrowable collateral with a 150 million-unit supply cap, a capped syrupUSDT-to-USDT oracle path, and a syrupUSDT/USDT0 E-mode configuration.
Aave executes wstETH and wrsETH onboarding on Plasma
Both assets became configured collateral reserves with 20,000-unit supply caps and dedicated capped-oracle paths.
Aave executes January 2026 USDe principal-token onboarding on Plasma
The fixed-maturity tokens became non-borrowable collateral reserves with 200 million-unit supply caps, linear-discount oracle paths, and risk-oracle-controlled E-mode parameters.
Aave executes billion-dollar November PT supply-cap increases
The PT-sUSDe November cap increased to $1.2 billion and the PT-USDe November cap increased to $1 billion, materially expanding permitted exposure to dated Pendle principal tokens.
Aave executes 50% reserve factors across its Scroll market
A larger share of borrower interest began accruing to protocol reserves rather than suppliers across all listed Scroll assets.
Aave raises the Linea wrsETH supply cap to 70,000
The maximum permitted wrsETH supply on the Linea Aave market increased by more than tenfold, materially expanding the market's possible liquid-restaking exposure.
Aave executes PT-USDe September collateral onboarding
Ethereum Core gained a maturity-dated Pendle and Ethena collateral dependency with a 50 million supply cap, capped linear-discount pricing, two E-mode configurations, and an assigned emission administrator.
Aave approves EURC collateral for Ethereum Core
The approved listing adds EURC issuer, redemption, euro-market, liquidity, and oracle dependencies with explicit caps and liquidation parameters.
Lido approves revised block-proposer and reward policy
The revised policy expands coverage across staking modules, formalizes allowed Auxiliary Proposer Mechanisms, updates proposer and fee-recipient responsibilities, and specifies module-level consequences for…
Aave advances proposed USD1 onboarding to ARFC review
USD1 entered Aave's formal risk-parameter and service-provider review path as a proposed deposit and borrow asset.
Aave advances proposed syrupUSDC collateral to ARFC review
The proposal moved a Maple ERC-4626 yield token backed by institutional lending strategies into Aave's formal risk-review pipeline.
Aave proposes tETH collateral for its Prime instance
Execution would add tETH strategy, redemption, oracle, liquidity, and restaking dependencies with a 20,000-token supply cap and a tETH-to-wstETH e-mode.
Aave proposes adding FBTC collateral to Ethereum Core
Execution would add FBTC bridge, custody, redemption, liquidity, and oracle dependencies with 200/100 FBTC supply and borrow caps.
Aave proposes WETH collateral for its Celo market
Execution would add a 500 WETH supply cap, 450 WETH borrow cap, 78% LTV, 80% liquidation threshold, and Chainlink ETH/USD pricing.
Aave approves eUSDe and two dated PT collaterals for Ethereum Core
The earlier eUSDe ARFC approval advanced to on-chain authorization and expanded to two dated principal-token collaterals using capped, maturity-aware oracles and E-modes.
Aave approves borrow-only USDtb onboarding at the ARFC stage
A concrete AIP path opened for a USDtb reserve with a 50 million supply cap, 40 million borrow cap, and an interest-rate curve intended to deepen borrowing liquidity for stablecoin leverage strategies.
Aave approves stS collateral parameters for its Sonic market
The proposal advanced to the AIP stage with concrete collateral, liquidation, cap, oracle, and E-mode parameters.
Aave activates Chainlink SVR on four Ethereum markets
The selected markets began using SVR oracle paths that auction liquidation-related oracle extractable value through MEV infrastructure, with fallback feeds and a steward-controlled rollback path.
Aave proposes higher AAVE collateral LTV and liquidation thresholds
The executable proposal would raise Ethereum Core AAVE LTV from 66% to 69% and liquidation threshold from 73% to 76%, and Arbitrum AAVE LTV from 63% to 66% and liquidation threshold from 70% to 73%.
Aave considers pufETH collateral for Ethereum Core
If later approved and executed, Ethereum Core would add liquid-restaking collateral with Puffer, EigenLayer, exchange-rate, withdrawal-liquidity, slashing, and privileged-control dependencies.
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