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Aave log in to Mantle Layer2, a tri-party collaboration to build an institutional-grade Decentralized Finance Liquidity system.

[Chain News] News came on December 2nd - Mantle Network officially announced a major event: Aave is set to officially log in to this Layer 2.

This time it's not a solo effort. Mantle has partnered with a leading trading platform to create an institutional-level DeFi liquidity system together. What does that mean? It means that Aave, the lending giant, will be directly deployed on Mantle's high-performance, low Gas fee chain. In the future, users will be able to deposit coins, borrow money, and also access tokenized assets like RWA, stablecoins, and re-staked assets.

Mantle has also been active, directly launching a liquidity incentive program based on MNT. The purpose is clear: to increase the utilization rate of the Aave liquidity pool and to boost early liquidity.

What role does a leading trading platform play here? They position themselves as a “global liquidity bridge”—in simple terms, it connects the worlds of CEX and DEX, allowing over 70 million users on the platform to transfer their assets to the blockchain more smoothly.

The three parties plan to continue their efforts: launching assets, on-chain yield products, and other initiatives are all in the works. Some industry insiders have commented that this collaboration combines Aave's deep liquidity, Mantle's high-performance infrastructure, and a certain platform's global user coverage. If it can really be implemented, the scalability of DeFi will indeed make a significant leap forward, and the barriers for institutions and retail investors to enter on-chain finance will also be greatly reduced.

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GateUser-beba108dvip
· 8h ago
Oh no, it's the same old three-party interaction, I've seen this routine too many times... But Aave on Mantle is indeed interesting, the Gas fees can save quite a bit. Aave + Mantle + exchange, it feels like paving a path for institutional-level engagement? Worth following. Will this wave of liquidity incentives be just a flash in the pan again? It depends on whether real money comes in later. Is MNT going to rise? Or is it just another new trick to play people for suckers, haha. The temptation of low Gas fees is really great, but can the ecological depth keep up? That's the key. Wait, how exactly do they implement RWA and re-staked assets? It feels like it's mostly hype. The three parties huddling together really need to be serious about it; time will tell.
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BearMarketGardenervip
· 16h ago
Aave is back on Layer 2, and this time Mantle is betting quite heavily... but can it really achieve institutional-level Liquidity? It feels a bit exaggerated.
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AirdropChaservip
· 16h ago
It's another deal with three parties involved, sounds luxurious, but the ones really making money are still those leading exchanges. Whether this wave of Mantle can make it depends on the MNT incentive strength. Is just logging in to Aave enough? We still need to see if anyone actually comes to use it. The term liquidity bridge is getting a bit stale, it's just to attract activity. RWA and re-staking combo, feels a bit like speculating on concepts. Low Gas fees are indeed attractive, but the key is the ecosystem's activity.
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DaoResearchervip
· 16h ago
According to the design of the incentive mechanism in the governance proposal, the triangular linkage actually has numerous loopholes... MNT liquidity incentives sound great, but can early LPs really profit under token weighted voting? It is worth noting that Aave has not even mentioned the risk exposure issues after multi-chain deployment. From the data performance perspective, trading platforms acting as "liquidity bridges" = indirectly profiting from price differences, I have seen this rhetoric too many times... Assuming the premise is that users will really come, but don't you all have a clear idea of Mantle's current TVL situation? The combination play of RWA + re-staking is indeed new, but is this really solving problems for the ecosystem or just another round of narrative harvesting?
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AirdropBlackHolevip
· 16h ago
Another layer2 is making a strong push, Aave can save a lot on gas fees. This tripartite linkage is indeed interesting, the institutional-level liquidity pool is about to rise. How is the MNT incentive intensity, how much bonus can early entrants get? The top exchange is bridging this, paving the way for institutional access. People are flocking this way, Mantle's TVL is bound to surge. What a configuration this is, lending, trading, and liquidity in one go. RWA on-chain is really gradually landing, but can the actual user base grow?
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MeaninglessApevip
· 16h ago
Here we go again, Aave is everywhere, when the Gas fees are low, it rushes up, I've long been used to it. How fierce can the MNT incentives be? By then a bunch of opportunists will flood in.
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