OG DeFi project dynamics review: Aave and MakerDAO’s ambitions and prospects
Although the price performance of the currency is not as violent as the surge in emerging meme coins, the old DeFi blue chips still play an important role in the market.

Although the price performance of the currency is not as violent as the surge in emerging meme coins, the old DeFi blue chips still play an important role in the market.
The deployment of the GHO stablecoin on the Ethereum Layer 2 network will utilize Chainlink’s CCIP interoperability protocol.
As a leader in the field of decentralized finance (DeFi) lending, Aave plays a key role by being significantly ahead of its competitors in terms of asset utilization, market share and transaction volume.
Aave's community has voted to integrate Renzo Protocol and ezETH into the Ethereum ecosystem, enhancing the platform's lending capabilities and operational efficiency. This move reflects the community's commitment to offering innovative services and ensuring Ethereum remains at the forefront of DeFi networks.
Aave is considering implementing a fee distribution mechanism in its decentralized lending platform, potentially reshaping DeFi. The proposal involves activating a 'fee switch' to redistribute fees to platform holders, reflecting discussions led by Aave Chan Initiative founder Marc Zeller. This move underscores Aave's commitment to aligning fee policies with its evolving needs and objectives, driven by the governance model of AaveDAO. However, challenges such as balancing risk and reward, as seen in debates over Dai collateral restrictions, highlight the complexity of managing decentralized protocols. This proposal aligns with broader industry trends, mirrored by Uniswap's similar initiative, indicating a maturing DeFi landscape.
Aave sparked a debate over Maker’s growing USDe collateral.
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The original MakerDAO core team leads the new narrative of Ajna lending.
Aave's bullish trends detected by Santiment, with increased wallet holdings and favorable RSI readings.
The embattled platform continues to wind down its debts to decentralized finance (DeFi) lending protocols, having just paid off 20 million USDC to Aave.