A recent Citi report examines how Aave could serve as a financing layer as traditional assets move onchain, including Treasuries, funds, private credit, and stocks. The report explores the protocol's potential role in providing financing for these tokenized asset classes. Separately, Aave V4 has crossed $1.5 billion in deposits, marking a new all-time high for the protocol. Links to the full Citi report were shared alongside the announcement.

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Thread · 2 events · started 20 Oct 01:31 · last update 26 Oct 18:31
  1. Thread startCiti Research highlights Aave’s role in tokenized collateral mobility33 acc.
  2. UpdateCiti report casts Aave as a financing layer for assets moving onchain2 acc.
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  • @aaveFirst reportOn X ↗

    As Treasuries, funds, private credit, and stocks move onchain, a recent @Citi report examines how Aave could become the financing layer for all of them.

  • @0xKolten KoltenOn X ↗

    Many will soon realize that @aave has a massive role to play in the future of finance as the largest markets move onchain. https://t.co/p1r0eE7Jq4

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