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Aave raises core GHO borrow rate as redemption reserves run thin
What happened
The GHO Risk Council lifted rates on Aave's Ethereum markets while the USDC conversion module sat nearly empty and GHO hovered just under its peg Aave is making it more expensive to borrow its own stablecoin. The GHO Risk Council has raised the core GHO borrow rate on Ethereum,.
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