Aave reopens frozen markets but keeps new collateral blocked
BROBROK News · Based on reporting by CryptoSlate ·
Aave has started reopening parts of its frozen markets after emergency risk changes, but new borrowing and collateral use remain restricted for several assets. LlamaRisk says the updated caps preserve borrowing room, although access still depends on available liquidity and the market’s collateral settings.
Key points
- LlamaRisk executed lower borrow caps and temporary rate changes on Aave V3 and V4.
- The earlier freeze stopped new supply and borrowing, while withdrawals, repayments and liquidations stayed open.
- Several assets, including USDT and USDC, still have zero borrowing power for new collateralized positions.
- Withdrawal limits continue to depend on unborrowed liquidity in each reserve.
- Proposed GHO cap cuts are still queued for the Core and Prime markets.
Why it matters
The update shows that reopening a lending market is not the same as fully restoring access. For borrowers and suppliers, liquidity, cap settings and collateral rules will determine what is actually usable.
Original headline: “Aave reopens frozen markets but blocks new collateral loans”
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