Suggest adding a clearer dashboard showing health factor history, interest earned, borrowing costs, and projected liquidation prices in a more user-friendly format.
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Support this suggestion. It may also be worth adding cross-market exposure tracking, proactive risk alerts, and a simple what-if simulator so users can better assess the effect of withdrawals, price moves, or APR changes before risk becomes critical. Showing governance-linked parameters such as LTV, liquidation threshold, caps, isolation mode, and E-Mode status directly in the dashboard, together with a changelog of parameter updates, would also improve transparency significantly.
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Hi all — saw this thread and the parameter-transparency point raised by MconnectDAO. I built a dashboard tracking the governance-parameter changelog across all 18 EVM chains where Aave v3 is deployed: LTV, liquidation threshold, liquidation bonus, borrow/supply caps, and E-Mode/isolation-mode changes, over a rolling 90-day window. It’s on my Dune profile (s_pap) — my account here is brand new so the forum won’t let me post the direct link yet; happy to send it if anyone asks.
To be clear on scope: this covers the governance-parameter changelog only. It does not include health factor history, cross-market exposure, or proactive alerts — those would need per-wallet position tracking I haven’t built.
Just a contribution in case it’s useful — not affiliated with Aave or Gauntlet.
This overlaps with a scope Aave doesn’t have external tooling for yet – flagged the same gap a few weeks back in the V4 hub/spoke cap-utilization thread (here: [ARFC] Aave V4 Activation on Ethereum Mainnet - #35 by chainza). Cross-linking in case it’s useful context for anyone building toward this.
I support this suggestion. For many users, the hardest part is not only understanding Health Factor at the current moment, but seeing how it changes under different price, borrow rate, or withdrawal scenarios.
Coming from trading platforms like BYDFi, users are already used to seeing clearer risk prompts before opening or managing positions. Aave could benefit from something similar: simple liquidation projections, historical Health Factor changes, and “what if” previews before a user withdraws collateral or borrows more.
This would make the dashboard more useful for less technical users without changing the protocol logic.