Aave wasn’t hacked. Why did its users face restrictions?
By Rony Roy
A Binance-linked attacker borrowed from Aave before emergency controls took effect. The response stopped new deposits as lenders withdrew, pushed up borrowing costs and reopened a debate over how much disruption emergency safeguards should impose on other users. Aave has…
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