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The Counterparty

Aave v4 protocol

lending · PageRank 0.0089

Also known as: AAVE

Overview

Aave V4, the protocol's next architectural iteration, employs a hub-and-spoke model. A central Liquidity Hub maintains the master ledger for deposits and debt, enforces protocol-wide risk parameters, and extends credit lines to Spokes. Each Spoke operates as a specialised market with its own risk profile, drawing on shared liquidity rather than establishing an independent pool. The design targets reduced liquidity fragmentation alongside finer-grained risk isolation for use cases including real-world assets and institutional lending. Deployed on Ethereum mainnet in 2026, V4 coexists with Aave V3 rather than superseding it.

Within The Counterparty graph, Aave v4 connects to 11 tracked entities, most strongly to Certora, Aave Labs, Aave V4 Liquidity Hub.

Relations

Top connections in The Counterparty knowledge graph (confidence-weighted, 10 of 11 total).

RelationConnected entityConfidence
audited_byCertora95%
launchedAave Labs90%
introducesAave V4 Liquidity Hub90%
audited_byOpenZeppelin85%
audited_byTrail of Bits85%
approvedAave DAO85%
ratifiesAave Will Win Framework Proposal85%
developedBGD Labs75%
audited_byABDK Consulting70%
audited_byPeckShield60%

Frequently asked questions

What is Aave v4?

Aave v4 is a lending tracked in The Counterparty knowledge graph. It is connected to 11 other tracked entities, most strongly to Certora, Aave Labs, Aave V4 Liquidity Hub.

What type of entity is Aave v4?

Aave v4 is classified as a lending (protocol) in The Counterparty knowledge graph.

What is Aave v4 connected to?

In The Counterparty knowledge graph, Aave v4 is linked to 11 other tracked entities, most strongly to Certora, Aave Labs, Aave V4 Liquidity Hub.

Sources

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