Aave founder: Immutable oracles and interest rate mechanisms may trigger systemic risks; conflicts of interest among asset managers exacerbate industry risks.

Schlag, a member of the yearn community, posted on the X platform, pointing out that Stream's losses were due to high leverage, directional trading, and a lack of transparency in fund usage. He emphasized that DeFi projects should focus on standardization and information disclosure, and that vault operations should not only pursue returns but also strengthen risk management. In response, Aave founder Stani.eth reposted and commented that the immutable oracle price feed and interest rate curve mechanisms mentioned in the article were "highly alarming," as this design combination could potentially be disastrous for lending protocols. He pointed out that some asset managers, in pursuit of competitive advantage, have taken on excessive risks, further amplifying the industry's hidden dangers. Stani stated that building a safe and robust DeFi system is inherently challenging; currently, not only do investors lack sufficient due diligence, but there is also a lack of risk awareness at the protocol integration level. He called on the industry to jointly improve transparency and prudent management to build a safer and more sustainable decentralized finance ecosystem.