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An independent record of the October 2026 Binance hack
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USDT, USDC, USDT0, POL, WAVAX, sAVAX, XAUt, PAXG and OP, including their bridged and wrapped versions, stay at LTV 0 on Aave V3 and at a collateral factor of 0 on Aave V4, on every market where they are listed. On Aave V3 this also applies to E-Mode. These are the assets held across the exploiter’s address cluster .
The situation is still developing. We will keep monitoring the exploiter’s wallets and the affected price feeds and will share updates as they come. Markets will stay frozen until the exploiter’s funds stop moving and we get more clarity on the containment from Binance’s side. We will then work with Aave Labs and the other service providers on a staged unfreeze. A long freeze also affects utilisation. Frozen reserves take no new supply, so withdrawals by large suppliers raise utilisation and borrow rates, and only repayments pull them back down. We are watching utilisation on the frozen reserves, and will evaluate the order of the unfreeze.
The second batch reduced borrow caps and draw caps on the largest borrow paths to about 2% above the amount borrowed just before the exploit. This removes about $3.7B of unused borrow capacity on Aave V3 and $130M on Aave V4, which would otherwise have become available all at once when markets reopen. Every reserve can still return to its pre-exploit borrow size. The GHO borrow cap reductions on Aave V3 Core and Prime were queued with the GHO Stewards.