BTC $63,922.14 -2.28%
ETH $1,853.92 -1.68%
BNB $564.04 -0.73%
XRP $1.08 -2.31%
SOL $73.80 -2.62%
TRX $0.3294 -0.23%
DOGE $0.0692 +0.05%
ADA $0.1616 -3.16%
BCH $209.94 -0.88%
LINK $8.27 -2.04%
HYPE $57.14 -2.70%
AAVE $91.25 -5.15%
SUI $0.7053 -5.05%
XLM $0.1768 -3.48%
ZEC $477.12 -6.16%
BTC $63,922.14 -2.28%
ETH $1,853.92 -1.68%
BNB $564.04 -0.73%
XRP $1.08 -2.31%
SOL $73.80 -2.62%
TRX $0.3294 -0.23%
DOGE $0.0692 +0.05%
ADA $0.1616 -3.16%
BCH $209.94 -0.88%
LINK $8.27 -2.04%
HYPE $57.14 -2.70%
AAVE $91.25 -5.15%
SUI $0.7053 -5.05%
XLM $0.1768 -3.48%
ZEC $477.12 -6.16%

Data: Aave funds continue to flow out, with total deposits dropping to approximately $30.7 billion

2026-04-22 11:19:52
Collection

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, funds on Aave continue to flow out, with $15.1 billion having exited in just three and a half days: the total deposit amount has decreased from $48.5 billion before the Kelp security incident to $30.7 billion now, losing nearly one-third of the funds.

The situation of two other mainstream lending platforms: 1. Morpho: the total deposit amount has decreased from $11.7 billion before the rsETH incident to $10.2 billion now, with $1.5 billion in funds flowing out. 2. Spark: the TVL of SparkLend business has increased from $1.9 billion before the rsETH incident to $3.2 billion now, with $1.3 billion in funds flowing in. Spark has absorbed some of the funds withdrawn from Aave by large whales/institutions (such as Sun Yuchen and the whale that invested $500 million in February at the bottom).

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