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Aave and Pendle may have found a way to keep yield capital from ever leaving DeFi
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A $67 million AUSD maturity will test whether users keep rolling fixed-yield collateral instead of cashing out when each term ends. Aave is approaching a $67 million collateral rollover as one of its fastest-growing fixed-yield trades reaches maturity. About 67.4 million.
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