According to The Defiant, Aave has reopened its lending markets but continues to maintain zero loan-to-value (LTV) limits for nine specific collateral assets. The restriction applies across all listings where these assets are accepted as collateral. Rules differ between existing V3 and V4 positions regarding the application of the zero LTV condition.
The change reflects Aave’s ongoing policy adjustment in response to market conditions, with collateral requirements remaining strict for the identified nine assets. No new rules have been introduced; the restriction is applied consistently where these assets appear as collateral options. The distinction between V3 and V4 position types affects how the zero LTV rule is enforced within each version’s framework.
The reopening of markets indicates operational continuity for other asset categories not subject to the zero LTV constraint. Details about which assets constitute the nine affected ones are not provided in the source information. The update does not alter governance processes or introduce new collateral eligibility criteria.
