Aave, the largest decentralized credit protocol, has experienced a sharp decrease in the USDT licidity to less than $ 100 million after a massive withdrawal by a wallet linked to HTX, a crypto exchange connected to Justin Sun.
According to On-Chain Analyst Embercn, the wallet removed $ 570 million USDT from the Aave loan pool within three hours, which reduced the available loanable USDT liquidity to $ 91.95 million.
Embercn noted that the sudden exit caused immediate market shifts.
The analyst pointed out that USDT rental rates were sharp on Aave, with deposit rates from 3.8% to 29% and the loan interest rate climbing from 4.4% to 33.6%.
Embercn added that these raised rates often attract yield -seeking deposits and encourage borrowers to stabilize the liquidity balance.
On the other hand, Sentora (formerly Intotheblock), a blockchain analysis company, estimated that the admission was around $ 400 million and noted that it was 93% of the available USDT in that pool.
According to the company, this has resulted in high use, which means that other large deposors are effectively collected that cannot leave without stripping or unfavorable rates.
In the meantime, Marc Zeller, founder of the Aavechan Initiative, has briefly brushed the concerns of the community in a statement CryptoSlate, descriptive The situation as a “small liquidity verbal” that influences the USDT market of AAVE V3.
He expressed the confidence that the issue would solve quickly as new capital flows to the increased returns. He explained:
“It’s just Justin Sun who rounds. Not the first time. We have a large LP that will have the situation back to normal in a few hours.”
Aave -Price drops
The move was weighed on Aave’s price, which, according to data from more than 4%, fell to $ 261.32, according to data from CryptoSlate. De Dip marks a shift after the token has posted a profit of 60% in the past month.
Nevertheless, Aave remains the dominant protocol in the Defi credit room. Facts From Defillama shows that the platform has locked more than $ 40 billion in total value (TVL), with active loans of $ 16.5 billion.
The continuous relevance of Aave is emphasized by the constant institutional adoption. Recently the Ethereum Foundation $ 2 million lent to GHO Stablecoins using Wrapped ETH (WETH) as collateral via the Aave protocol, which emphasizes confidence in its infrastructure, even during liquidity stress in the short term.
