**[Aave Proposes Unified Listing Technical Standards: High-Risk Assets May Face Restrictions on Listing and Scaling]** BlockBeats News, May 29 — Aave Labs has introduced a new proposal to establish a unified technical review framework for assets on Aave V3, V4, and Horizon. The framework aims to standardize the review process for new asset listings, scaling of existing assets, and their continued retention. According to the proposal, all future assets must meet several technical requirements, including ERC20 compatibility, oracle reliability, bridge security, permission control, minting mechanisms, audit status, and more. A continuous monitoring mechanism will also be implemented to ensure that assets consistently meet the protocol's security standards over time. Aave emphasized that this framework is designed to address "hidden risks" associated with certain assets, such as unlimited minting, weak upgrade permissions, inconsistent bridge supply, opaque redemption paths, and reliance on off-chain custody. While these issues may not always be reflected in market data, they could pose direct threats to the protocol's solvency, liquidation system, and collateral parameter security. The proposal indicates that assets with significant technical flaws may face measures such as reduced borrowing caps, restricted collateral parameters, delayed listings, or even recommendations to deny integration with the protocol. The framework also places special emphasis on additional scrutiny for cross-chain assets, yield-generating assets, and real-world assets (RWA) with off-chain dependencies. This includes reviewing bridge structures, off-chain legal arrangements, custody mechanisms, and supply integrity. [Original Link]