Aave Raises Core GHO Borrow Rate to 4.5% Amid Thin Redemption Reserves
The GHO Risk Council also lifted Prime’s base rate, while Ethereum’s USDC conversion module remained nearly empty.... Read the full story at The Defiant
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Aave raises core GHO borrow rate as redemption reserves run thin
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