Aave's new proposal inspires optimistic expectations in the community, bullish on coin prices while calling for split voting and strengthened transparent auditing According to BlockBeats, on February 13th, the governance of Aave DAO has made significant progress. Under continuous pressure from the community, Aave Labs has promised to allocate 100% of its brand product revenue to the DAO and confirmed V4 as the unified technology foundation, establishing an independent foundation. Marczeller, founder of Aave Chan Initiative (ACI), the Aave DAO proxy platform, stated that there are still hidden risks in the implementation of the new proposal: revenue deductions are unilaterally decided by Aave Labs without independent auditing; A single request for 50.7 million US dollars (31.5% of the treasury) and bundling V4 confirmation and freezing V3 development; Transfer 75000 AAVE or dilute 13.6% governance rights. It is recommended to split the voting, establish a truly independent foundation first, mandate wallet disclosure, and introduce third-party auditing to ensure the authenticity and enforceability of commitments and fairness to all holders. This is a manifestation of governance effectiveness and needs to be implemented more rigorously. DeFi researcher Ignas stated that although Aave Labs has been criticized for the risk of losing the value of DAO, they have now made concessions that AAVE holders should like. However, there are still some issues regarding who truly controls the foundation managing the Aave brand, and it is hoped that it can be clearly disclosed that the 75000 AAVE tokens granted will not be used for voting. The proposed timeline for migrating from V3 to V4 is 8 to 12 months, and users typically expect to see it pass stress testing before transferring funds to the new version. Overall, I am optimistic about this. Relayer Capital founder Austin stated that the uncertainty surrounding the proportion of AAVE token value has disappeared, and investors should see a price hike once they regain rationality.