AAVE can essentially be classified as a non-sellable asset
In simple terms, AAVE is the bank of the blockchain world, providing services such as lending, credit authorization, currency issuance, and currency exchange.
With the new token economic model, holding AAVE and staking it will allow you to earn AAVE rewards from project revenue buybacks. This means that by holding and staking AAVE, you will own an increasing percentage of AAVE shares.
The world financial liberty project issued by the Trump family is a fork of AAVE and was proposed on the AAVE DAO before its launch. Besides this, the Spark Protocol of the Maker Protocol is also an officially recognized AAVE fork. There are also other projects using AAVE code. These projects will contribute some profits or project tokens to the AAVE DAO, continuously enhancing AAVE's consensus and revenue.
AAVE possesses the strongest capabilities and consensus in terms of security and risk control. The reason why Wall Street can understand AAVE so well is that financial institutions can quickly grasp AAVE's moat and logic.
After BTC and ETH have been recognized by Wall Street and other institutions, the next inevitable focus will be on DeFi, with AAVE at the forefront.
One can imagine a scenario where, in the future, traditional financial assets such as stocks and real estate will require proposals for on-chain collateralized lending on AAVE. Therefore, the holdings of AAVE by banks and financial institutions will become very important.
Based on the above, AAVE can basically be classified as a non-sellable asset.
This is not investment advice. Please carefully assess the risks.
