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Aave restores WETH borrowing after network-wide lending disruption

Crisis averted: Aave's phased recovery brings back WETH loans and collateral swaps. Founder Stani Kulechov confirms stability is now restored.

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Aave restores WETH borrowing after network-wide lending disruption

Aave has fully restored borrowing capabilities for WETH across six major networks. The move follows a recent disruption that affected lending ratios. Founder Stani Kulechov confirmed the milestone as part of an ongoing recovery effort. The issue initially impacted WETH loan-to-value (LTV) ratios on Aave’s V3 deployments. Networks including Ethereum Core, Ethereum Prime, Arbitrum, Base, Mantle, and Linea were all affected. The platform has now returned these ratios to their original levels.

Users can once again borrow against WETH holdings. Collateral and debt swap functions have also resumed normal operation. The phased recovery plan, as highlighted by Kulechov, remains on track. With WETH lending fully reinstated, Aave’s services return to pre-incident conditions. The fix ensures stability across all six previously disrupted networks. Borrowers and liquidity providers can now resume standard operations without restrictions.

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