Aave hikes GHO borrow rates to rescue depleted stablecoin pools
Aave has increased its GHO borrowing rate to 4.5% on the Ethereum Core market to eliminate a funding gap and help replenish depleted stablecoin reserves through GHO Stability Modules.
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