weETH surpasses $4B in deposits on Aave V3, becoming the protocol’s second-largest asset
weETH's rise on Aave V3 highlights the growing influence of liquid restaking tokens, potentially reshaping DeFi lending dynamics and strategies. The post weETH surpasses $4B in deposits on Aave V3, becoming the protocol’...
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weETH's rise on Aave V3 highlights the growing influence of liquid restaking tokens, potentially reshaping DeFi lending dynamics and strategies.
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