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Aave Protocol, initially launched by Aave (originally ETHLend), is an innovative open-source and non-custodial protocol enabling Decentralised lending and borrowing. Users deposit assets to create liquidity pools from which others can borrow using their crypto as collateral. Interest rates in the Aave ecosystem are algorithmically derived based on the pool's supply and demand dynamics. Aave distinguishes itself by pioneering features such as flash loans - uncollateralised loans that must be repaid within the same transaction. Moreover, depositors receive aTokens, which represent their stake in the pool and accumulate interest in real time.
Aave is a decentralised finance (DeFi) protocol built on the Ethereum blockchain that enables users to lend or borrow cryptocurrencies without intermediaries.
Lending on Aave works by users depositing crypto into Aave’s liquidity pools, and in return, users receive a token, representing their share of the pool, which accrues interest automatically over time.
Aave leads in active loans for lending, with over 60% of the total lending market share.
A few important metrics while analysing Aave include PF ratio, NVT ratio, TVL, Active addresses, and Active loans.
Total Value Locked (TVL) in aave represents the total dollar value of crypto assets that users have deposited and locked for activities like lending, borrowing and staking. Overall, this metric shows the confidence users have in the protocol.