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Reintroducing the @Aave Risk Dashboard A live feed of all risk parameter updates on Aave, now tracking Risk Steward actions across V4 hubs and spokes. Powered by LlamaGuard.

13,575 просмотров • 8 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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LlamaRisk8 дней назад

2/ Get visibility into @Aave V4, down to the credit line • Track collateral factors and liquidation bonuses on every spoke reserve, plus rate curves on every hub asset • Filter by hub, spoke, asset or parameter across every V4 parameter type • Monitor add and draw caps on every credit line

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LlamaRisk8 дней назад

3/ Explore the dashboard:

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BitMani 🔺👻8 дней назад

@aave you guys have been doing a great job 🧿

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adiii8 дней назад

@aave a plain language line on each update is truly great, saying whether it raises or lowers risk, would make this usable for depositors and not only for risk teams.

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Reinforce.fi | Stablecoin Yield8 дней назад

@aave Having tx level traceability on Risk Steward actions matters more as V4 spreads parameters across hubs and spokes, one bad update now ripples through multiple markets instead of one

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Onchain Matrix7 дней назад

The interesting part isn't the dashboard, it's what it's tracking, Risk Stewards can now adjust live parameters without a full governance vote every time. That's faster risk response, but it also means visibility tools like this become the actual check on that power, not governance itself.

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