Aave Unveils Low-Risk sGHO Savings Product
1min read Aave, a leading decentralized finance (DeFi) platform, has announced plans to introduce a new low-risk savings product called sgho. The product is designed to earn returns based on the native aave loan rate and an incentive rate taken from GHO borrowing revenue. Stani Kulechov, the founder of Aave, revealed the plans on social media, stating that the Aave Savings Rate (ASR) will be introduced to create the sGHO savings product.
The sGHO product aims to increase the circulation of GHO, Aave's governance token, to between 3 to 5 billion. According to Kulechov, the income brought to the Aave DAO by every 1 billion GHO is equivalent to 10 billion USDC. This suggests that the introduction of sGHO could significantly boost the revenue of the Aave DAO.
The announcement comes as Aave continues to expand its offerings in the DeFi space. The platform has been at the forefront of innovation in decentralized lending and borrowing, and the introduction of sGHO is another step in that direction. As the DeFi market continues to grow, Aave's new product could attract more users looking for low-risk savings options.
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