According to @ai_9684xtpa, a recent sell-off of 636,000 ETH has significantly impacted borrowing dynamics on Aave. The ETH borrowing APR on Aave surged from 2.13% to a peak of 7.35% before settling at 5.33%. Current data shows 80.99% of Aave's ETH supply is borrowed, driving up borrowing costs and impacting traders using leverage. This sell-off also saw 414,864.31 ETH liquidated in 24 hours, with major wallet movements indicating continued selling pressure. Such shifts create volatility and risks for leveraged positions.

According to @phantom, PSOL can be used on Kamino Finance for lending, borrowing, and looping, enabling traders to deploy PSOL in recursive positions on the platform (source: Phantom on X, September 3, 2025). The post explicitly highlights Lend, Borrow, Loop, Repeat as the supported workflows for PSOL on Kamino Finance, indicating immediate utility for trading strategies (source: Phantom on X, September 3, 2025).

According to Ai 姨, after depositing 10,000 ETH as collateral on Aave, an unidentified trader borrowed 5 million USDT and transferred it to Binance, indicating ongoing buying activities.

According to Justin Sun, the USDD market proposal on Justlend is now open for voting, inviting participants to engage in the decision-making process. This development could influence USDD's liquidity and borrowing dynamics on the platform, impacting traders' strategic decisions.

According to @EmberCN, Bybit has invested significantly in bbSOL, Bybit's staked SOL token, enabling high yield opportunities in its Launchpool. Users can stake bbSOL with an annualized yield of 8%, and earn up to 54% in the Launchpool, outperforming other staking options. Bybit offers a strategy where users can borrow bbSOL using USDT at a 16% interest rate, yielding a net 38% profit margin compared to 21-29% for direct USDT staking.

According to @EmberCN, a trader has strategically increased their short positions by borrowing 100 WBTC and 5,000 ETH from Aave in the past hour, selling them at $101,622 per WBTC and $3,427 per ETH. Their total short position now stands at 200 WBTC and 5,000 ETH. This move could signal anticipated price movements in the market, offering traders potential insights into short-term trading strategies.

According to Lookonchain, a whale has spent 2.49 million USDC to purchase 11,824 SOL and has withdrawn 18,527 SOL worth 3.94 million USD from Binance. The whale proceeded to deposit SOL into Kamino to borrow stablecoins, having deposited a total of 144,817 SOL valued at 30.44 million USD while borrowing 20 million USD in stablecoins. These transactions indicate substantial confidence in SOL and its potential for appreciation.

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), choosing to deposit cryptocurrency in Aave can yield interest and provide borrowing options, presenting an attractive strategy for traders.