DeFi Saver says its automation shielded $446.3 million in Aave V3 collateral during a selloff
DeFi Saver said its automation handled activity on Aave V3 during a selloff window in late January and early February. The company said it counted 382 automated repayments from Jan. 25 to Feb. 9, and said those positions held $446.3 million in collateral. It also said 365 Aave positions avoided liquidation in that period.
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Aave borrowers with automated positions are the immediate group touched by this update, because the window described runs from Jan. 25 to Feb. 9 and ends with 365 positions said to have avoided liquidation. DeFi Saver’s users are the people who would notice the result first, since the automation is described as acting on those positions during that span.
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