Eve founder calls for a lending market circuit breaker to respond to Oracle errors
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Aave founder Stani Kulechov called for circuit breakers on DeFi lending markets to halt cascading liquidations triggered by oracle failures, warning at the Digital Asset Summit in London that recovery from such an event could take years. Oracles feed off-chain price data to smart contracts that lending protocols use to value collateral and trigger liquidations when thresholds are breached. The proposal targets a structural risk across DeFi lending, where a single faulty price feed can force mass collateral sales. Kulechov did not specify a mechanism or timeline for implementing the pauses. Watch for whether Aave governance and rival lending protocols such as Compound and Maker adopt similar safeguards.
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