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LlamaRisk Proposes Borrowing Speed Limits for Aave V3

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Based on a feed excerpt; full article content has not been acquired. Source evidence retrieved 11/11/2026, 17:12:24 UTC.

Briefings

LlamaRisk proposes a new Aave V3 lending protocol that replaces standard speed limits with timed borrowing buffers managed by a steward-run route for large clients. This mechanism aims to stabilize large capital flows by controlling borrowing speed rather than relying on fixed speed caps. The proposal is currently in a provisional state with governance votes pending, and the specific parameters for the steward route are not yet finalized.

Key points

• LlamaRisk proposes a steward-run route for large clients to manage borrowing speed in Aave V3, replacing standard speed limits with timed buffers.
• The proposal remains provisional with governance votes still pending, and specific parameters for the steward route are not yet finalized.

Context

LlamaRisk is a major lending protocol provider, and its proposal to introduce steward-run routes for large clients represents a potential shift in how capital flows are managed within Aave V3.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article snippet from November 2026. Specific parameters for the steward route are not detailed, and governance votes are not yet concluded. The proposal status is provisional, and the article does not provide causal claims or forecasts.

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