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Aave is Taking DeFi to a Broader Audience

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Aave’s AMM market is now over three months old.  It allows users to leverage composable deposits on AMMs like Uniswap and Balancer.

Aave is taking DeFi to a Broader Audience. As has been a custom with new Aave Markets, the admin keys have been released to Aave DAO governance.  The Aave community now governs aave AMM market.

Also, Aave is experimenting with NFT collaterals, and they are looking to fit various NFT use-cases for the launch. Several developers are working on such projects.

Composable deposits are significant. New entrants cherry-pick the liquidity pool they want to invest in. Instead of locking the “liquidity pool” investors into a hard-coded investment pool, users are given the freedom to invest and exit anytime.  However, the benefits in terms of interest will differ for different lock-in periods.

The cryptocurrency exchange market is dynamic. As a result, liquidity pools as AMMs were introduced to provide for high volume and regular liquidity demands. Furthermore, liquidity pools operating different interest rates become suitable for investors with different risk appetite levels.

Investors working with an exchange are not bothered about the backend process of how the exchange facilitates liquidity.  All they are looking at is speedy services and quick transactions for their buying and selling needs.

In addition, LPs and AMMs have a significant role in scaling and facilitating high-volume transactions. Exchanges are thus able to compose the assets in the liquidity pool to suit the demands in volume and asset type.

Automated market makers are groups of individuals who are always willing to buy (or) are always ready to sell at a particular price. AMMs are very popular Defi applications today. The AMM is a decentralized asset trading pool that makes it possible for market participants to buy or sell cryptocurrencies.

Traditional exchanges require buyers, sellers, and a central reserve of assets for market making.  Automated Market Makers enable unstoppable, automated, and decentralized trading using algorithms to price assets in liquidity pools.

While individuals can also be market makers and individual traders (known as local), due to the size of the securities needed to facilitate the volume of purchases and sales, most market makers work on behalf of large institutions. In the cryptocurrency space, they contribute through liquidity pools which function as Automated Market Makers.

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