Just in case you missed it, and because we love when the truth is this obvious: On Aave, there’s over $1.4B in stablecoin liquidity. Want to borrow $100M in USDC? It will cost you just 5.27%, barely a 0.2% increase from the current rate. Meanwhile you simply can’t borrow more than $38M in stablecoins across all the vaults of a protocol that claims to be “ready for institutional onchain adoption". Want to borrow that full $38M? Get ready to juggle between multiple vaults and pay around 15%. Thanks for the privilege, really. And by the way, this isn’t our data. It’s straight from one of their own risk team dashboards: On top of that, Aave Labs is building Horizon, a tokenization initiative that creates RWA products for institutions, where regulatory compliance still requires some level of centralization to integrate smoothly with permissionless DeFi. That is what a protocol truly ready for institutional capital looks like: deep liquidity, robust security, and dedicated instances designed to onboard serious funds.
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$AAVE continues to outperform $MORPHO on all fronts. Since last year: ▪️ $AAVE +267% ▪️ $MORPHO +8% Aave’s FDV is 3.5x higher than Morpho’s, with 95% of its supply circulating versus 32% for Morpho, and 100% unlocked versus only 17%. If you look at the FDV relative to active loans, Aave is nearly twice as capital efficient as Morpho. Each $1 of Aave’s FDV supports ~$3.70 of active loans, while for Morpho it’s only ~$1.70. Even more, Aave is buying back $AAVE with real revenue, while Morpho is buying users through MORPHO emissions — all supported by a low float and high FDV. And the deeper you look, the more Bullish $AAVE you become 👻👇 1/
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