Aave Labs proposes standardized technical framework for V3, V4, and Horizon asset listings

Aave Labs’ ARFC would turn asset listings, continued listings, and parameter expansions across Aave V3, V4, and Horizon into a standardized technical review instead of one-off diligence. The framework covers ERC20 behavior, Chainlink/CAPO oracle paths, privileged roles, mint/burn controls, upgradeability, bridge supply risk, audits, dependencies, composability, and relevant offchain disclosures. It does not replace risk providers or DAO discretion, but it gives governance a baseline for lower caps, reduced LTV, no-collateral listings, remediation demands, annual refreshes, or delayed onboarding when technical risk is still unresolved.

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