L2BEAT data showed about $17.1 million in canonically bridged ETH; the wind-down plan sets out no independent exit after Dec. 15.

Holders can request fiat or USDT as the project prepares to retire its tokens, but the shutdown documents leave the gold reserves’ disposition unspecified.

An independent chain would let Starknet control security upgrades rather than wait for Ethereum, says StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson.

The new reserve has filled its 30 million-token supply cap, with Aave displaying $29.67 million supplied.

The network's 2.1 billion APT cap, 2.6% staking reward rate and tenfold gas-fee increase are already live.

Users and apps need no changes, but the faster processing relies on different security guarantees from Ethereum finality.

Contributors will run the protocol through DAO DAO organizations, while vxASTRO holders retain the normal unlock process and ASTRO emissions go to zero.

Aave’s Ethereum USDT reserve showed $169.54 million in available liquidity on Oct. 8, after withdrawals coincided with double-digit borrowing rates.

The exposed balance has risen by 222,000 BTC since May, while total Bitcoin supply grew by 64,000 BTC.

The digital identity company plans to seek strategic partners and investors in 2027, while Foundation executives retain board roles.