On June 30, Aave showed the strongest new address in recent years. Santiment, a chain-based data company, stated that the agreement had added 1806 wallet addresses to the Ether Workshop on the same day, the highest single-day level since October 2021.

This change occurs at a time when the overall encryption market is weak. AAVE reported approximately US$ 86.2 on Tuesday, a 24-hour drop of about 2.4 per cent, in line with the large rollback. However, in a week-by-week calculation, AAVE increased by about 9 per cent, one of the few mainstream coins that maintained the increase during the same period.

New address has reached new heights

Network growth is usually used to observe how many new addresses have begun to hold or use some kind of token. The rise in the number of addresses often means that new participants enter, rather than simply dealing repeatedly between the original holders.

According to Santiment, such signals are usually followed by traders at the beginning of the month. The acceleration of new wallets indicates that market interest in the relevant tokens is warming and may support prices.

The size of the warehouse is about $12.2 billion.

As one of the head-decent lending agreements, Aave currently has a total lockout of approximately $12.2 billion. This part of the funds comes mainly from the deposit of the user into the agreement to obtain the proceeds or to borrow as collateral.

Market interest in Aave has also been driven by a higher-profile adjustment of the version. With the associated expected warming, ave again became the focus of the DeFi plate.

  • New wallets on 30 June: 1806
  • Current total lock size: approximately $12.2 billion
  • AAVE Increases in the last week: about 9%

DeFi, can the heat be converted to real use?

The report mentions that in June, Scum Charter Bank gave a long-term forecast of AAVE to $3,500 by 2030, one reason being that it could benefit from the development of monetized assets. This judgement also led to a renewed focus on DeFi.

However, the addition of the address itself would only indicate an increase in interest and would not directly represent a commitment to increase. It is even more interesting to see whether these new addresses will translate into real deposits, loans and agreed income.

If the chain continues to deepen, Aave's rising base will be more stable. If the new address is quickly returned, this round of growth is more likely to be seen as a centralized release of short-term speculative interest.