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Aave Surpasses $1 Trillion in Cumulative Lending Volume

The DeFi lending protocol hits a landmark lending milestone as activity and recent fees underscore its market lead.

2h agoFeb 26, 2026, 9:04 AMNewsroom AI

Aave has surpassed $1 trillion in cumulative lending volume, becoming the first DeFi platform to reach the milestone, according to project data and industry reports [1][4].

Recent activity metrics show Aave with $27.2 billion in user value secured and $83.3 million in fees over the past 30 days, figures that industry coverage says place it well ahead of competitors; the project is also seeking further bank and fintech integrations to expand adoption [3][1].

Media coverage of the milestone includes analysis of what the achievement could mean for the AAVE token and signals broader maturation of on‑chain credit markets, with outlets assessing next steps for the protocol and the sector [2][4].

Observers say the $1 trillion threshold underscores the growing scale of DeFi lending and marks a notable moment in the sector’s development [4][3].

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