Aave

Aave AAVE

$126.89763.13%7d
Updated 6 hours ago

Aave (AAVE) is trading at $126.90, down 3.13% over the last 7d. Its market cap is $1.96B, with 15.43M AAVE in circulation and $218.63M traded in the last 24 hours.

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Market cap
$1.96B
Volume (24h)
$218.63M
Circulating supply
15.43M AAVE
Total supply
16M AAVE
Max supply
No cap
Age
5y
NetworkBNB Smart Chain (BEP20)

Inkryptus runs on BNB Smart Chain. Confirm you are sending the accepted token on this network before transferring to your wallet. Unsupported tokens, or the right token on a different network, result in permanent loss of funds.

About Aave

Aave is a decentralized lending protocol where users can earn interest by supplying crypto or borrow against their holdings, without a bank in the middle. AAVE is its governance token, used to vote on the protocol and its risk settings.

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How to buy and hold AAVE

  1. 1Download the Inkryptus app and create your account.
  2. 2Tap Add Funds and pick your method: buy USDT with a payment provider, or deposit crypto on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20).
  3. 3USDT is the reference asset in the app, so every buy and sell routes through it.
  4. 4Open AAVE in the Assets tab, tap Buy, enter the USDT amount and confirm.
  5. 5Hold AAVE in your Inkryptus wallet, we handle custody and security.

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy Aave (AAVE) on Inkryptus?
Yes. You can buy, hold and swap AAVE in the Inkryptus wallet. Add funds with a crypto deposit, then buy or swap to AAVE.
How do I store AAVE?
You hold AAVE in the Inkryptus wallet. We handle the custody and security so you do not have to manage private keys or seed phrases yourself.
Can I put AAVE into staking to earn rewards?
AAVE staking is not available yet. You can still buy, hold and swap AAVE, and use staking on other supported assets such as INKY.
What is the price of AAVE today?
The live AAVE price, 24h change and market data are shown at the top of this page, updated from market data.
How can Aave lend without checking anyone’s credit?
Every loan is over-collateralised: you deposit more value than you borrow, and the contract sells your collateral automatically if it falls too close to the debt. Nobody needs to trust the borrower, because the collateral is what secures the loan.