Aave’s Ethereum Core tBTC reserve remains frozen, while Gauntlet says roughly 640,000 USDC remains supplied to a tBTC-backed Morpho market.

Repayments, withdrawals and liquidations continue, while Aave’s Ethereum Core market holds about $136.5 million in tBTC deposits.

The collateral restrictions apply wherever the assets are listed, with different rules for existing V3 and V4 positions.

The plan would remove about $3.7 billion of unused borrowing capacity on V3 and $130 million on V4, while the existing freeze still blocks new loans.

Off-hours prices draw on perpetual-futures venues, while Aave says the service is coming soon to stock-backed loans.

Core WBTC and cbBTC borrowers gain about 11% more capacity against the same collateral, but drawing the new maximum leaves less room for a price drop.

Aave’s Ethereum USDT curve now raises borrowing costs sooner as liquidity tightens. Existing debt keeps its accrued interest; a new rate changes how the balance grows from then on.

The Upshift vault targets roughly 11 times leverage on Aave, with depositors bearing losses and an initial $4.5 million capacity limit.

A direct Aave deposit earns through one reserve; Bitso’s Morpho vault delegates allocations to a curator. Neither balance guarantees immediate USDC withdrawals.

The Ethereum pool now enters its steeper rate tier at 92% utilization, giving borrowers an earlier incentive to leave liquidity available for withdrawals.