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Circle plans to add Aave to Bitcoin-backed borrowing in Mint
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Circle official brand assets (circle.com) The new lending venue extends Circle's Morpho-based service, but borrowers still face liquidation under third-party protocol rules Circle has added Aave as a lending option inside its Bitcoin-backed borrowing service for Circle Mint.
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