Some Aave loans sit near liquidation with collateral that can take hours to cash out
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Some Aave loans backed by yield-bearing collateral had narrow liquidation buffers in LlamaRisk’s Oct. 9 snapshots.
Key facts
- The Oct. 9 review describes the Pendle pool as 47% PT and 53% SY
- Arc had substantial Aave liquidity at the snapshot: 143.45 million USDC added to the Core Hub, 83.82 million drawn and 59.63 million available
- LlamaRisk reported that the reserve’s 30 million PT supply cap was fully utilized on Oct. 9 and recommended increasing it to 60 million PT
- LlamaRisk’s Oct. 9 Arc proposal would increase the Maple Spoke’s USDC draw cap from 23 million to 46 million USDC and its syrupUSDC add cap from 25 million to 50 million shares
Summary
01 October 9 Aave snapshots show narrow buffers in selected PT-AUSD loans on Monad and two dominant syrupUSDC positions on Arc. 02 Liquidators fund stablecoin repayment first; collateral exits rely on buyers or, for Ethereum redemption, Maple’s liquidity-dependent withdrawal queue. 03 LlamaRisk’s October 9 recommendations would increase market caps; the economics of larger exits depend on cash depth, conversion costs and financing. The two markets present separate versions of the same cash-flow problem. December PT-AUSD requires a sale before maturity.