Aave’s founder said the Aave app now lets users deposit assets directly from the Ethereum mainnet.
Aave Founder Stani Says the Aave App Now Supports Ethereum Mainnet Deposits
PANews reported on September 29 that Aave founder Stani said on X that the Aave App now supports users depositing assets directly from Ethereum mainnet. He also published a Ghost Pass code so users can try the feature early.
What Changed
The update focuses on how users can enter the Aave App. Stani’s message says deposits can now be made directly from Ethereum mainnet. The shared Ghost Pass code gives early testers access before a wider rollout is described.
Why It Matters
Aave is a decentralized lending protocol used to deposit collateral, borrow assets and supply liquidity across supported networks. Ethereum mainnet is also where many users already hold ETH and ERC-20 tokens. The change suggests that users who keep assets on Ethereum may have fewer extra steps when moving into the Aave App, though the announcement did not list supported tokens, deposit limits or fees.
What Comes Next
The next details to watch are whether more users receive Ghost Pass access and whether Aave publishes clear guidance on asset support and restrictions. PANews’s report did not include price information, yield figures or a full launch schedule.
Risk Warning
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Crypto assets, including DeFi protocols and Ethereum-based tokens, are highly volatile and may involve technical, regulatory, liquidity, smart-contract, and custody risks. Features described may be limited, experimental, or subject to change without notice. Readers should verify details from official sources, understand fees and restrictions, and make independent decisions based on their own risk tolerance. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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