Greetings, Aave community.
Aave V3 on Aptos has reached full production readiness. The market has operated steadily under conservative parameters, and the recent v1.2.0 upgrade closely aligns its codebase and operational logic with the latest improvements introduced in V3.5. Independent reviews, including those by Certora, are complete, aligning reserve logic and risk checks with Aave’s standards.
The upgrade refines core reserve logic across health-factor validation, rounding precision, and timestamp handling. Borrow and liquidation checks now enforce the intended inequality at HF ≈ 1.00, aligning liquidation triggers with protocol definitions. Reserve initialization rejects zero-address inputs to prevent invalid configurations during setup. Directional rounding follows index growth to preserve accrual precision under sustained activity, while timestamp handling across liquidity and borrow indices now applies a unified accrual rule to keep reserve states synchronized.
Operationally, the repository now exposes executable examples and expanded tooling for builders and integrators. The examples package illustrates complete flash-loan and liquidity-routing flows, while new Makefile targets enable local simulations and integrated dependency checks within CI.
Additionally, the Aptos Foundation has launched a stablecoin liquidity program on Metrom to support Aave’s USDC and USDT markets. The initial phase rewards suppliers to deepen liquidity and prepare for higher utilization under increased capacity. As Aave on Aptos progresses, incentives will transition toward borrowing activity to support increased utilization.
With these improvements live and audits finalized, Aave on Aptos now operates at full capacity subject to supply and borrow caps that will be gradually increased. The market is open for users to supply, borrow, and participate in liquidity incentives provided by the Aptos Foundation. As new integrations and liquidity enter, more opportunities for both users and integrators will become available while strengthening Aave’s presence on its first Move-based network.
Aave Labs