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Aave V4 deposit growth and technical bullish signals

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By mid-August 2026, Aave V4 reached a milestone of over $400 million in deposits, marking an all-time high for the platform. This growth followed the protocol’s expansion to the Avalanche network in July. While the AAVE token has faced price volatility, analysts have identified a long-term accumulation phase of nearly 200 days, suggesting a potential for a bullish reversal due to tightening supply. By September 10, 2026, Aave V4 deposits surged past $900 million, representing a growth of over 100% in a single month. Active loans reached $280 million, driving higher utilization rates and increased on-chain activity. Technical indicators for the AAVE token signaled a bullish golden cross between the 50-day and 200-day EMA bands. Analysts noted that while the token faces a key support level at $120, clearing $160 could lead to a target of $240. Conversely, a breakdown below $120 could see prices slip toward $85 or $60. As of September 13, 2026, AAVE is exhibiting signs of a potential bullish reversal following a period of price stabilization. Analysts have identified an emerging inverted head-and-shoulders pattern on the 1-hour chart, suggesting that a decisive break and hold above the $130–$132 resistance zone could trigger a move toward $140. While the price has recently cooled from a rally that exceeded $140, traders are monitoring the $120–$124 area for critical support to establish higher lows. On September 14, 2026, Aave reported that its total value locked (TVL) rose 13.7% in August to reach $27.4 billion, with active loans climbing to $11.7 billion. Ethereum remains the primary capital base, accounting for approximately 83.5% of the average August TVL. Additionally, Aave announced plans for a Real World Asset (RWA) Hub on the Avalanche network. This credit market will allow institutions to use tokenized financial assets, such as U.S.

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