On November 6th, Lookonchain monitoring reported that a whale withdrew 70,100 AAVE (approximately $6.9 million) from Binance within the past 2 hours. According to market data, AAVE has risen over 8% in the past 24 hours and is currently trading at $98.38.

According to The Data Nerd monitoring, 12 hours ago, a whale address starting with 0x5e0 deposited 33,100 AAVE (approximately $2.97 million) into Coinbase at an average price of $89.7. This whale had accumulated these AAVE at an average price of $74.5 three months ago and has now realized a profit of $503,000 (20%).

According to Etherscan data, the native stablecoin GHO of Aave has exceeded 30 million in circulation since its launch on the Ethereum mainnet on July 15th, reaching 30,076,716 coins. Earlier, the Aave community initiated a "temperature check" vote to increase the borrowing rate of GHO. The proposal suggests raising the GHO borrowing rate from 3% to 4.72%.

According to the governance page, the Aave community's proposal to "activate Aave V3 on Gnosis" has been passed through on-chain voting and will be executed within 7 hours.

On November 6th, according to governance page information, the Aave community is voting on a proposal to disable stable borrowing rates for all assets in all pools on the network. The vote will end on November 8th. Additionally, the proposal unfreezes assets previously frozen by the administrator. Yesterday, Jinse Finance reported that Aave has received reports of issues with a certain feature of the Aave protocol and has taken temporary precautions to ensure all funds are safe. A governance proposal to restore normal protocol operation will be submitted soon and a detailed post-analysis will be released after the issue is fully resolved.

Decentralized lending protocol Aave has received reports of issues with certain features of the Aave protocol on social media. After verification by community developers, the following temporary precautions have been taken (funds are not at risk): Aave V2 Ethereum market has been suspended; certain assets on Aave V2 on Avalanche have been suspended; certain assets on Aave V3 on Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism have been frozen; Aave V3 markets on Ethereum, Base, and Metis, as well as V2 markets on Polygon and Avalanche, are not affected; funds on any Aave market are not at risk. A governance proposal to restore normal protocol operation will be submitted soon, and a detailed post-analysis will be released once the issue is completely resolved.

On November 3rd, according to Scopescan monitoring, a whale withdrew 67,349 AAVE tokens ($6 million) from Coinbase one hour ago. It is reported that it has been 3 years since the address received AAVE for the last time.

Aave announced the launch of a "soulbound token" (GHO Passport) that can be used as an offline event ticket. The current total supply is 100, and 50 were released for sale today at a price of 100 GHO, all of which have already been sold out. It is reported that the first benefit of holding the GHO Passport is the ability to participate in Aave's rAAVE-themed event during Devconnect in Istanbul as a ticket.

According to relevant page information, the Aave community passed a proposal to "purchase AURA tokens worth 400,000 USDC". Aave DAO will use existing B-80BAL-20WETH assets to mint auraBAL, which will be staked in Aura Finance's staking pool.

DeFi asset management protocol Enzyme announced that it has enabled lending services on Aave V3. Users can use Aave V3 enhanced features on its Ethereum and Polygon versions to provide liquidity and borrow assets, and borrowers can obtain liquidity without selling their assets.