Hi all, we’d like to take the chance to highlight two recent additions to our Aave dashboard.
Aave Grants Dashboard
Aave Grants is a community-led grants program to fund ideas submitted by the Aave protocol’s community, with a focus on empowering a wider network of developers, DeFi projects, community builders, and anything that helps the broader Aave Ecosystem. AGD was most recently renewed via AIP-145.
This dashboard tracks Aave Grants’s expenditures across various categories and time frames and provides data on Aave Grants’s current token holdings. Aave Grants currently holds ~10.8k AAVE tokens worth about $726k.
Since inception, Aave Grants has distributed nearly $8m in funding to events, tooling, and products to support and expand the Aave ecosystem.
Safety Module Dashboard
A unique part of Aave’s design is its Safety Module (SM). AAVE holders (Ethereum network only) can stake their AAVE in the Safety Module to secure the protocol and earn rewards. In the case of a shortfall event, up to 30% of a staker’s stake can be slashed to cover the deficit, providing an additional layer of protection for the protocol.
Currently, the Safety Module has $338.7m of stkAAVE and stkABPT, resulting in protocol cover of ~$100m (30% of the total SM). The protocol emits 1,100 AAVE per day in staking rewards to stakers.
We’ve added a dashboard with data on Aave’s Safety Module, including:
- Historical value of the Safety Module
- Historical APR of Safety Module
- Composition
- Protocol cover
- Emissions
- Premiums relative to cover
- TVL of pools covered by Safety Module
- Percentage of TVL covered
- Number of stakers
- Distribution of stakers in the Safety Module
If you’d like to see other datapoints on the Safety Module, please feel free to share your thoughts below.
Other New Features
Toggle the Ecosystem Reserve in the Treasury
- You can now choose whether or not to include Aave’s Ecosystem Reserve in historical and current treasury balances by using the toggle in the top right of the Treasury dashboard.
