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Aave just launched on Monad and the numbers jumped right out of the gate. The new V3 market crossed nine figures in deposits in basically two days. That tells you there’s money looking for a new home, and that incentive design still moves people. This piece breaks down why deposits came so fast, what’s different about Monad, how the incentives and risk caps shape the trade, and what has to go right for borrowing demand to actually pick up. If you’re weighing whether to move funds, you’ll get the lay of the land and the gotchas to watch. No hype here. Just what we know, what we don’t, and a few practical checklists so you don’t trip over the usual stuff. Quick Answer Editor’s note: In Q1 and Q2 2026 I kept bumping into the same pattern across new deployments: incentives fill deposits in days, then utilization either catches up or the pool goes quiet. On Base, that curve tightened faster
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Rebeca Moen
Jul 07, 2026 09:53
AAVE at $94.06 is pressing against a wall of technical resistance just below $100 while momentum indicators flash exhaustion signals. The next 72 hours set up either a grind toward $110 or a reset …
Market Context: Why AAVE is Moving Now AAVE has staged a legitimate recovery off its 50-day moving average near $79, grinding higher through the $84 and $89 levels with each short-term moving average now stacked cleanly below price in bullish sequence. This isn’t noise — it’s a real rotation bid. DeFi lending protocols are pulling capital back in as yield-seeking money re-evaluates on-chain alternatives, and Aave’s dominance in the space keeps it as the primary vehicle for that trade. But bulls are dancing dangerously close to a ceiling. The 200-day moving average at $110.63 looms 17% above current price, and until that l
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On June 30, Aave quietly had a day that looked a lot like 2021. The protocol added 1,806 new Ethereum wallets in a single day, its biggest single‑day spike since that last cycle’s frenzy. That’s not just trivia — it’s a pulse check that users are coming back. A day later, the same datapoint ran alongside a roughly $12.2 billion TVL figure. Big numbers. But here’s the rub: revenue is what people want to anchor to now, not just deposits. And Aave’s top‑line fees are mushrooming… while very little reaches token holders. That tension — high protocol fees vs. modest tokenholder accrual — is exactly why “smart value recapture” is getting airtime. If DeFi’s going to be valued on cash flows, the cash needs to actually flow. The big picture: revenue is stepping into the spotlight Rates stayed high longer than crypto expected. Borrowing got pricier. And the protocols that survived the last bear emerged with
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Monad’s DeFi ecosystem has seen significant increases in liquid assets since November, which reflects an increase of participants in this environment. The Total Value Locked (TVL) within the Monad [MON] network rose from approximately $80 million in November to a high of $477 million. This rise indicates substantial capital flows into Monad. This growth began at a moderate pace and then accelerated rapidly beginning in March. As of April, the TVL in the network was greater than $400 million. More recently, Aave [AAVE] V3 launched on Monad, and it attracted almost $100 million in deposits. Source: X Additionally, MetaMask chose the home network for its “Money Account” to be on Monad. Despite this, the continued increase of liquidity is an important indicator of potential long-term success. Yet, the actual amount of liquidity does not necessarily translate into sustainable
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Key Insights Aave V3 surpassed $100 million in deposits on Monad within 48 hours of launch, highlighting strong early demand. AAVE price is approaching the $100 level as bullish momentum builds alongside growing DeFi adoption and institutional interest. Deposits into Invesco’s tokenized Treasury fund on Aave jumped 300% in Q2, strengthening the protocol’s real-world asset narrative. AAVE price approached the $100 level as Aave’s new Monad market crossed $100 million in deposits within 48 hours. The rapid growth strengthened the protocol’s expansion case, though incentive spending complicated claims of fully organic demand. Institutional activity also supported the broader narrative. Deposits of USTB, a tokenized U.S. Treasury fund managed by Invesco, rose sharply on Aave during the second quarter. AAVE Price Tracks $100 Million Monad Launch On 3 July, Aave
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Aave V3 on Monad topped $100M deposits in 48 hours as incentives landed and risk caps shifted. Borrow demand, GHO uptake, and cap tuning now decide longevity.
Chainlink's SVR success highlights the growing importance of oracle solutions in DeFi, but reliance on Aave poses significant concentration risks.
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Aave's growth on Celo highlights the potential for increased DeFi adoption via mobile-friendly platforms, attracting institutional interest.
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