According to the official DeFi United page, the multi-protocol relief fund DeFi United, initiated and led by Aave service providers, has raised more than 102k ETH as of April 27. The goal is to cover the bad-debt shortfall created in the Aave V3 market after the April 18 Kelp DAO cross-chain bridge attack incident. AAVE briefly broke above $100 before falling back.

According to a proposal published by Aave Labs on April 25 on the Arbitrum governance forum, Aave Labs asks the Arbitrum decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) to unfreeze 30,765 ETH associated with the Kelp DAO attack and to transfer the above funds to the “DeFi United” Recovery Fund, to restore support for rsETH and compensate holders.

According to the official announcement posted by Babylon Foundation on X on April 27, the foundation announced depositing $3 million USDT into Aave, including $2 million allocated to Aave V3 and $31M allocated to Aave V4, with the aim of expressing support for Aave and the DeFi ecosystem.

A coalition of major DeFi protocols including Aave Labs, Kelp DAO, LayerZero, EtherFi, and Compound filed a Constitutional AIP on the Arbitrum forum Saturday requesting the network's DAO release approximately $71 million in frozen ETH for the rsETH recovery effort known as DeFi United. The Arbitrum

Aave Labs, Kelp DAO, LayerZero, EtherFi, and Compound filed a Constitutional AIP on the Arbitrum forum Saturday morning requesting the network's DAO release approximately $71 million in frozen ETH to support rsETH recovery efforts following last week's $292 million Kelp DAO exploit. The proposal

Constitutional AIP Filed for Frozen ETH Release A coalition of major DeFi protocols filed a Constitutional AIP on the Arbitrum forum Saturday morning requesting the network's DAO release approximately $71 million in frozen ETH to support rsETH recovery efforts. Aave Labs is listed as the lead

A coalition of major DeFi protocols filed a Constitutional AIP on the Arbitrum forum Saturday morning asking the network's DAO to release roughly $71 million in frozen ETH into DeFi United, the cross-protocol relief effort organized following last week's $292 million Kelp DAO exploit. Aave Labs is l

Aave Labs, Kelp DAO, LayerZero, EtherFi, and Compound filed a Constitutional AIP on the Arbitrum forum Saturday morning requesting the network's DAO release approximately $71 million in frozen ETH to support rsETH recovery efforts, according to The Block. The proposal seeks release of 30,765.67 ETH

After the Kelp DAO cross-chain bridge was hacked, DeFi United mobilized agreements from protocols including Aave to commit 43,500 ETH (about $101 million) to provide relief for bad debts. Mantle proposed MIP-34, offering to lend up to 30,000 ETH to the Aave DAO and granting 130,000 AAVE voting rights; Stani Kulechov personally injected 5,000 ETH, and Lido and others also contributed. This move is seen as an experiment in “exchanging loans for governance rights” during a crisis, pending a vote.

Mantle, a Bybit-backed Ethereum Layer 2 network, proposed a loan of up to 30,000 ETH to Aave DAO to help the protocol absorb bad debt from the $292 million Kelp DAO exploit. On Thursday, the Mantle Core Contributor Team published proposal MIP-34, which detailed a strategic credit facility for Aave D