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Sentora split 50% Aave revenue, but suppliers absorb all losses
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Aave DAO would own the contracts for a proposed Ethereum lending market, but Sentora would make the day-to-day decisions that shape its credit risk.
Key facts
- The proposed commercial bargain gives 50% of the instance’s protocol revenue to Sentora and 50% to the DAO, including reserve-factor earnings and protocol liquidation fees
- Sentora CEO Anthony DeMartino argued in a November 2025 essay that risk management needs measurable controls and continuous monitoring
- The proposal limits borrowable assets to RLUSD, PYUSD, and OUSD, excluding USDC and USDT
- Aave’s separate V4 Umbrella ARFC proposes deficit offsets and staked coverage for Core WETH, Core USDC, and Core USDT
Summary
01 Sentora proposes controlling collateral, rates, liquidations and oracles in an isolated Aave V4 Hub while the DAO retains ownership. 02 Risk increases would wait 48 hours, but the DAO could not cancel one queued change and its providers have no monitoring mandate. 03 Suppliers of a borrowed Hub asset would bear deficits, but neither current proposal specifies Umbrella coverage for Sentora's Hub. In a governance proposal posted Sept. 28, the DeFi risk manager asks to operate an isolated Aave V4 Hub and its lending Spokes through revocable roles.