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The emergence of Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs) on the blockchain has been a game-changer, ushering in a new era of decentralized community administration.

Lending protocol Aave's decentralized social-media platform, Lens Protocol, has raised $15 million in funding from a group of high-profile investors. Lens plans to use the funds to continue the expansion of its ecosystem.

Aave, a pioneering decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, has unveiled a groundbreaking proposal that is set to redefine the possibilities within the DeFi landscape. With the introduction of GHO, a native stablecoin on the Ethereum mainnet, Aave empowers users to mint tokens using collateral, offering a new level of financial flexibility.

The Aave (CRYPTO: AAVE) lending protocol's stablecoin, GHO (CRYPTO: GHO), inches towards a launch on Ethereum's (CRYPTO: ETH) mainnet with the introduction of two key features proposed by the developer, Aave Companies. These features aim to enhance user benefits while maintaining the coin's stability.

In a breakthrough for decentralized finance (DeFi), Aave has recently unveiled its ARFC (Aave Request for Comments) proposal on the governance forum. The proposal introduces GHO, a native stablecoin set to launch on the Ethereum mainnet.

Initially GHO will arrive on Aave V3 Ethereum Facilitator and FlashMinter Facilitator, but later it should also land on the Ethereum mainnet.

Aave has submitted a proposal to launch the GHO stablecoin on the Ethereum mainnet, marking a significant milestone for the DeFi protocol. Following rigorous testing and governance procedures, Aave aims to establish GHO as its native token.

Aave Companies proposed two key features for the decentralized stablecoin in a governance post on Tuesday.

After experiencing a promising start to the year, AAVE faced a setback when it encountered resistance at the $92 level, resulting in a 34% correction over a two-month period. The recent blow to the crypto market caused by the SEC suing Binance has further impacted the altcoin's performance.

Aave bears primed to extend gains, as bearish momentum looks to break below another key support level.

In a bold move that defies the prevailing market sentiment, prominent crypto trader CryptoCapo has reaffirmed his bearish stance on the crypto markets and has expanded his short positions on various assets. With a reputation for accurate predictions, Capo's latest move has captured the attention of the crypto community.

A popular crypto trader who has remained bearish on the digital asset markets this year is doubling down on his predictions and adding more to his short position on one large-cap token.

Aave's journey from financial setbacks to newfound prosperity unfolds as positive earnings, stable revenue, and market uptrends breathe life into the platform's prospects.

BTC and stocks look to rally after US lawmakers potentially reach a deal on the debt ceiling.

Today's Aave price analysis suggests a persistently bearish scenario. The ongoing circumstances continue to favor the bears, with the price steadily declining.

The Aave community is mulling over a proposal to launch its V3 on the Coinbase-backed Layer-2 blockchain solution, Base network. Aave V3 Considers Base Deployment The upcoming Base network is a Layer-2 blockchain solution backed by the Coinbase crypto firm and is currently going through a temperature check phase by the Aave community.

Coinbase's layer 2 network, Base, on May 24 announced the criteria it plans to meet before proceeding with its mainnet launch. Mainnet requirements Base said it has already met two criteria: it has completed its first hardfork, Regolith, in testnet and has completed an infrastructure review with the OP Labs team.

Aave is considering a proposal to deploy its V3 on the emerging Base network, a Layer 2 blockchain solution backed by Coinbase.

According to the AAVE price analysis, today's outlook is bullish, with an observed price increase up to $65.4. The bulls have effectively constructed a gradual upward trend line for the price over the past few days, which continues to hold true for today.

All funds remain safe and a governance proposal is underway to update the faulty strategy, developers said.

Following a recent update, over $120 million of Aave v2, a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol for lending and borrowing tokens, user assets are “stuck” on Polygon. Bug On Aave v2 On Polygon The bug affecting withdrawals from Aave v2 deployed on Polygon, an Ethereum side-chain, has been pinned to the recent implementation of “proposal 224”.

Due to a difference in the Reserve Interest and Rate Strategy interfaces on Aave V2 deployments, its Polygon iteration experienced a halt on 19 May.

Blockchain security firm BlockSec reported how a bug has kept $110 million stuck on AAVE V2 Polygon because of a bug issue.

Security researchers found a bug in the design of Aave v2's latest release for the Polygon (MATIC) blockchain. It seems that a nine-digit sum in U.S. Dollar Tether (USDT), Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), Wrapped Ethereum (WETH) and Wrapped Matic (WMATIC) cannot be operated by their owners.