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The $AAVE lending platform remains the leading protocol where borrowers and lenders can create a money market without intermediaries or custodians. Remarkably, $AAVE has been in an accumulation zone for 777 days, marking the longest accumulation period for any fundamentally strong cryptocurrency, underscoring its robust support. The Sleeping Giant is about to WAKE$AAVE lending platform is the leading protocol where borrowers and lenders can form a money market without the need of a third party or custodians.$AAVE has been in an accumulation zone for 777 days, which makes it the biggest accumulation… pic.twitter.com/582ECl9tYp — Benn (@sweeedoyin) July 1, 2024 According to IntoTheBlock’s data, last week saw a significant surge in the value of borrowed WETH on AAVE, reaching $1.2 billion for loans with a health factor between 1 and 1.025. This increase followed AAVE’s introduction of Leverage Restaking Tokens (LRTs), enabling 14x leverage strategies. However, such high leverage can pose risks, as spikes in borrow rates can trigger liquidations if loans are not carefully managed. 🚨 Last week, the value of borrowed WETH on Aave with a health factor between 1 and 1.025 reached $1.2B. This surge began after Aave introduced Leverage Restaking Tokens (LRTs) for 14x leverage strategies. 📈 In such scenarios, spikes in borrow rates can trigger liquidations if… pic.twitter.com/PZN4HK5vY5 — IntoTheBlock (@intotheblock) July 2, 2024 Over the weekend, the total value of these high-leverage loans decreased to $725 million as users began deleveraging their positions. Reducing leverage helps mitigate the risk of cascading liquidation events, which can occur when multiple liquidations happen rapidly due to market conditions. AAVE’s extended accumulation phase and recent borrowing activity highlight the platform’s resilience and the market’s confidence in its fundamentals. The significant borrowing followed by deleveraging reflects a cautious approach by users to manage risk, particularly in a volatile market environment.…

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