Aave Raises Core GHO Borrow Rate to 4.5% Amid Thin Redemption Reserves
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Aave’s GHO Risk Council raised the Core GHO borrow rate to 4.5% and also increased Prime’s base rate while Ethereum’s USDC conversion module stayed nearly empty. The proposal and subsequent changes covered Ethereum’s Core and Prime markets, with reserve recovery tied to how borrowers obtain GHO to repay loans. The move leaves open how borrowing activity and redemption reserves will develop next.
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What it means
Borrowers using Aave’s GHO markets notice the change immediately because Core and Prime rates moved, including a Core borrow rate of 4.5% and a higher Prime base rate. Ethereum users watching the redemption side also see that the USDC conversion module was nearly empty at the time of the shift.
What changes in practice is the cost structure in the Core and Prime markets, which is different from before the adjustment. The market scope stays the same, since the proposed changes were still aimed at Ethereum’s Core and Prime markets rather than a different network or product.
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