Aave, the leading lending and borrowing protocol in decentralized finance (DeFi), is set to enhance its offerings by integrating METIS as collateral on the Metis Layer 2 (L2) network. This development aims to broaden the utility of METIS tokens and improve capital efficiency for Aave users. Here’s a closer look at what this integration means for the DeFi community.
With METIS now supported as collateral on Aave, users on the Metis network will be able to collateralize their METIS tokens to access borrowing opportunities. Specifically, the platform will offer a 30% loan-to-value (LTV) ratio, allowing users to borrow assets up to 30% against their total METIS collateral. For example, if a user supplies 100 USD in METIS value as collateral, users can borrow up to 30 USD (30%) of that value in other assets available on Aave.
Leveraging METIS as collateral, users will initially be able to borrow any of the following assets:
The Metis and Aave teams worked closely together to make this feature live today. You can now collateralize your METIS and access borrowing here.
Integrating METIS as collateral on Aave represents a significant step in enhancing DeFi capabilities on the Metis L2 network and on the Aave platform. With improved capital efficiency and access to various financial instruments, users can look forward to new opportunities for managing their digital assets.
Stay tuned for further updates and be ready to take advantage of these developments in our DeFi ecosystem.
Borrowing Power=Value of METIS × LTV Ratio
So, if you have 100 METIS at $10 each, the calculation would be:
Borrowing Power=(100 METIS×10 USD/METIS)×0.30
Summary: If you have 100 METIS with a value of $10 each, you can borrow up to $300 in other assets on Aave.