Aave, the decentralized lending protocol, has resolved security vulnerabilities and resumed its operations. The Community Guardian has unpaused Aave V3 markets, indicating that the issues have been resolved. A vulnerability affecting lending markets on Ethereum and other blockchains was discovered on November 4, prompting Aave DAO to temporarily disable the stable rate borrowing feature. Aave temporarily paused its V2 Ethereum market and suspended assets on other blockchains, but Aave V3 on Ethereum, Base, and Metis, as well as Aave V2 on Polygon and Avalanche, were unaffected. The specific problem causing the vulnerability was not disclosed, but users were assured that they could still withdraw and repay positions from the affected assets pool. Aave’s native token, AAVE, has remained stable despite the security issues. Aave submitted a governance proposal to update stable borrow parameters, and the voting process took place between November 7 and November 10. Aave announced the restoration of V3 markets to full functionality, allowing users to engage in various lending activities. The prompt action taken by the Community Guardian and the robustness of Aave’s decentralized governance model demonstrate the platform’s commitment to user security.

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