What Happened in the Aave Oracle Incident? $26M Liquidations Explained
A configuration error in a price oracle used by Aave triggered roughly $26–27 million in liquidations on Tuesday, after the system temporarily undervalued a key ethereum staking asset used as collateral. DeFi Lending Gia...
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