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−1.8%Sentora proposes 50% Aave V4 revenue split for new lending markets
Image: CryptoSlateInstitutional DeFi platform Sentora has submitted a formal Aave governance proposal to operate curated Aave V4 lending markets on Ethereum. The proposal splits all protocol revenue evenly between Sentora and the Aave DAO, with the DAO bearing no operational costs. It is currently in community feedback as an ARFC, requiring a Snapshot vote and on-chain Aave Improvement Proposal for approval. Sentora would control collateral selection, risk parameters, and interest rate settings for the instance.
Key points
- Sentora submitted a formal Aave governance proposal to run curated Aave V4 lending markets on Ethereum.
- The proposal splits all protocol revenue evenly between Sentora and the Aave DAO, with the DAO bearing no operational costs.
- The proposal is in community feedback as an ARFC, requiring a Snapshot vote and on-chain AIP for approval.
- Sentora would control collateral selection, risk parameters, and interest rate settings for its Aave V4 instance.
Why it matters
The proposal would give the Aave DAO 50% of revenue from new institutional lending markets with no operational costs, while Sentora manages day-to-day risk parameters for its curated instance.
What's unclear
Whether Aave's existing risk service providers have formal monitoring duties for Sentora's instance, as reports conflict on their roles.
Whether suppliers in Sentora's Hub would bear losses from bad debt in its Spokes, a detail only noted in one report.
Price context · AAVE
At publication
$147.92
Now
$147.92
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7 days · dashed line = publication
Sources · 3 publishers
Crypto Briefing
Tier 2
Sentora proposes AAVE V4 markets with 50% revenue share for DAO
CryptoSlate
Tier 2
Sentora split 50% Aave revenue, but suppliers absorb all losses
Coverage timeline
- First reported by The Defiant
- Confirmed by Crypto Briefing
- CryptoVideos brief published
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