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Deposits at Aave fell by $16.6B to $17.0B

AAVE closed the second quarter at $85.17, down 13.3% on the quarter.

State of Aave, Q2 2026, to the close of the quarter's last day (UTC). Published 9 November 2026, 10:21 UTC; written automatically from our own published charts.

  • Deposits$17.0B−49.3%
  • Borrowed$7.28B−45.8%
  • AAVE price$85.17−13.3%

Deposits and debt

Deposits at Aave fell by $16.6B to $17.0B in the second quarter, and borrowing fell by $6.15B to $7.28B. That left 42.8% of deposits lent out, against 40.0% three months earlier.

Aave v3 is nearly all of it: $16.9B of deposits and $7.27B of debt at the end of the quarter.

Among the six lending protocols we read on Ethereum, Aave held 42.8% of deposits and 61.4% of debt, against 60.2% and 76.8% three months earlier.

Aave v3 depositsRange $16.2B to $36.8B; this quarter shaded
Deposits
$17.0B−49.3%
Borrowed
$7.28B−45.8%
Lent out
42.8%+2.81 pts
Share of deposits, six protocols
42.8%−17.44 pts

ChartsETHLending: Supplied by ProtocolPlusETHLending: Borrowed by ProtocolPlus

The AAVE token

AAVE closed the second quarter at $85.17, down 13.3% on the quarter.

AAVE close
$85.17−13.3%

ChartsAAVEPrice

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How this review is made

The review is written automatically after each quarter closes, from the charts CryptoKeyhole publishes. Deposits and debt are the markets of Aave v3 and v2 on Ethereum, read from our own archive node and valued with our price index and each protocol's own oracle. No one edits the figures, and each sentence only restates them.

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