Aave Plans to Remove Approximately $1.5 Billion in Non-Blue-Chip Collateral from V3 Core Market Aave founder Stani posted that risk management firm LlamaRisk has proposed adjusting Aave's largest market, V3 Core, to retain only highly liquid blue-chip collateral. This means approximately $1.52 billion in collateral could be removed, corresponding to approximately $1.17 billion in borrowings. The assets to be removed primarily include re-pledged assets (such as rsETH and osETH), BTC wrapper coins (such as LBTC and tBTC), and assets with lower demand, such as rETH and LDO. ETH, WBTC, mainstream stablecoins, and USDe will be retained. These assets will initially be frozen, preventing new deposits and loans, and will then be gradually phased out. Some assets may be transferred to the more regulated Aave V4 independent market. This proposal still needs to undergo governance discussions and communication with the issuers of the relevant assets.