Aave V3 captures 79% of $873M USDT0 deposits in DeFi
Aave V3's dominance in DeFi stablecoin deposits highlights centralization risks and competitive challenges for other lending protocols. The post Aave V3 captures 79% of $873M USDT0 deposits in DeFi appeared first on Cryp...
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Aave V3's dominance in DeFi stablecoin deposits highlights centralization risks and competitive challenges for other lending protocols.
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