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Aave has quickly become a flagship product in Ethereum’s DeFi ecosystem. The post LEND, the DeFi darling up 5,000% in 2020, is about to undergo a critical upgrade appeared first on CryptoSlate. origin »
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On Tuesday morning, Bitcoin once again dropped under $10,000 and Ethereum pushed lower. After a poor open in legacy markets, including gold, the leading cryptocurrencies were brought lower. Top decentralized finance (DeFi) coins based on Ethereum, though, have embarked on a healthy recovery.
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Just recently, top Ethereum decentralized finance project Aave began transitioning its native token LEND to a new token called AAVE. The post This user lost $1m of top DeFi coin Aave (AAVE) by accident: here’s why appeared first on CryptoSlate.
Aave’s LEND token, along with its new token AAVE, has dropped heavily in the past 24 hours despite stagnation in the Bitcoin and Etheruem price. The coin currently trades down 15% over the past day, underperforming BTC’s mild -0.
Leading decentralized finance (DeFi) coin LEND, the native token of the Aave protocol, is up 5% in the past 24 hours. Its performance comes as the prices of both Bitcoin and Ethereum have stagnated.
Coins in Ethereum’s decentralized finance (DeFi) space have seen parabolic growth over recent months that has easily outpaced every other financial market. The post 5 trends indicate the most undervalued Ethereum DeFi token is Aave’s LEND appeared first on CryptoSlate.
Like other crypto assets, LEND underwent a strong correction last week. The cryptocurrency came under pressure due to Bitcoin and Ethereum diving lower as the legacy market slipped. LEND also suffered from a short-term collapse in DeFi, caused by the exit of Chef Nomi from SushiSwap.
The crypto crash has affected some coins worse than others: LEND, Aave’s governance token, has shed 25% in the past 24 hours. The coin is still far above where it was just months ago, but a 15% drop in 24 hours is nothing to scoff at.