Aave Labs debuts V4 roadmap in series of governance proposal
Aave Labs unveiled its plans for Aave V4, holding up its long list of new and improved protocol features up to public scrutiny.
The Aave V4 roadmap, which is in the advanced research stage, proposes several improvements to Aave’s lending platform, such as improved support for its native GHO stablecoin and lower transaction fees, the protocol said Wednesday in a post on its governance forum. The proposal also reveals developers’ plans to automate the calculation of the protocol’s interest rates for borrowing and part of its decentralized autonomous organization’s (DAO) governance process.
"Aave V4 marks a significant advancement in DeFi, engineered to establish new frontiers in capital efficiency, risk management and scalability," Aave Labs said Wednesday on X.
Aave V4's release is slated for halfway through 2025. The upgrade's rollout forms part of a broader initiative called Aave 2030, which aims to dramatically overhaul the protocol’s look and feel in equal measure by 2030.
Aave V3, the protocol’s current iteration, was launched two years ago on several networks and went live on the Ethereum mainnet in early 2023.
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