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Aave V3

(AAVE)

Optimism Chain
Lending
TVL by Chain
AssetQuantity
Ethereum$14.83B
borrowed$12.43B
Ethereum-borrowed$10.14B
Plasma-borrowed$756.23M
Base$520.93M
Plasma$507.84M
Arbitrum$500.61M
Base-borrowed$360.77M
Arbitrum-borrowed$348.08M
Monad$304.06M
Avalanche$281.80M
Monad-borrowed$275.47M
Binance$191.95M
Avalanche-borrowed$151.65M
Polygon$140.49M
Mantle-borrowed$138.37M
X Layer$106.55M
Binance-borrowed$73.49M
X Layer-borrowed$60.09M
xDai$59.01M
Polygon-borrowed$55.17M
Optimism$52.02M
Mantle$48.99M
Optimism-borrowed$29.79M
xDai-borrowed$17.20M
Linea$13.09M
MegaETH$12.31M
Linea-borrowed$7.80M
MegaETH-borrowed$6.25M
Sonic$5.45M
Celo$3.79M
Sonic-borrowed$2.74M
Scroll$1.84M
Celo-borrowed$1.33M
zkSync Era$740.13K
Scroll-borrowed$435.09K
Metis$284.32K
zkSync Era-borrowed$260.39K
Soneium$120.09K
Soneium-borrowed$30.00K
Metis-borrowed$24.60K
Fantom$3.08K
Fantom-borrowed$974.97

Protocol Information

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Hallmarks

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18 Apr 2026

KelpDAO hack

04 Aug 2022

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20 Apr 2022

Start AVAX Rewards

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Hacks

Refers to the unauthorized exploitation of vulnerabilities in cryptocurrency systems, blockchain networks, or related digital assets to steal funds, manipulate data, or disrupt operations.

Aave V3 Hack

Date12 Mar 2026
TechniqueOracle Misconfiguration
Amount$862,000
Returned$862,000
ChainEthereum
LanguageSolidity
Bridge HackedNO

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Stats

Total Value Locked

$42,451,313,979

$42.45B

Methodology

Counts the tokens locked in the contracts to be used as collateral to borrow or to earn yield. Borrowed coins are not counted towards the TVL, so only the coins actually locked in the contracts are counted. There's multiple reasons behind this but one of the main ones is to avoid inflating the TVL through cycled lending.

Audit

A process where developers inspect the underlying code and/or algorithm that compose systems and applications, allowing them to spot potential bugs or points of failure before deployment. Audits are generally undertaken by third parties, which helps guarantee that the procedure is done in an unbiased and effective manner.