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BitcoinTokenPostKorean, translatedFiled 40 h ago

Proposal for a $21 million (approximately 28.2 billion won) Aave Bitcoin collateral cap

Original headline2100만달러(약 282억원) 에이브 비트코인 담보안 한도 제안

Open the sourceReported by TokenPost, tokenpost.kr, 11 November 2026, by 이준한

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Aave's governance has advanced a proposal to add native Bitcoin (BTC) as collateral, setting an initial stablecoin credit line of $21 million. The ARFC snapshot vote passed with 100% approval, but a final on-chain AIP vote is still required before lending can begin. The proposal, developed with Babylon Labs, now specifies initial credit limits and liquidation settlement parameters. The move matters because it would let BTC holders borrow stablecoins against native BTC without wrapping it, expanding Aave's collateral base beyond Ethereum-centric assets. Watch for the AIP vote and the final parameter confirmation, which would formally open the BTC-backed lending market.

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