The proposal directs 100% of application and product revenue back to AAVE token holders, resolving a governance dispute that began when swap fees were quietly redirected away from the DAO treasury in late 2025.
AAVE has snapped its recent downtrend with an intraday 8% surge, pushing price back toward the $96 mark as buyers stepped in decisively near the $90–$95 demand zone. The move follows a prolonged phase of controlled selling, where price consistently printed lower highs before stabilizing near support.
AAVE demand is strong, but price depends on sustained value capture.
Aave's landmark AWW proposal unifies protocol and application revenue under one AAVE token asset.
AAVE price prediction shows potential recovery to $94-96 range by month-end as RSI remains oversold at 34.90, with critical support at $84.75 and resistance at $99.17.
AAVE price prediction shows potential 18% upside to $108.38 by April 13th according to CoinCodex analysis, despite current bearish MACD momentum at $91.53.
Aave price is trading around $91, slipping 3–4% in 24 hours as traders derisk DeFi blue chips to chase hotter themes, even though the protocol still anchors more than $20 billion in on‑chain lending.
AAVE price is holding just below $100 on April 9, a level that has shifted from multi-week support to confirmed resistance following this week's sharp breakdown.
AAVE shows early reversal signs as V4 deposits rise and buyers gain strength across markets.
Grayscale believes AAVE's decentralized model could outpace traditional banks in the long run.
AAVE price prediction suggests potential recovery to $98-105 by early May as oversold conditions develop, though bears maintain control below key resistance at $98.99.
The decentralized lending protocol Aave attracted the attention of the financial sector following favorable reports from Grayscale and the Bank of Canada.