PANews September 30 reported that DeFi protocol Sentora has initiated a ARFC proposal, planning to operate an independently managed lending market on Aave V4. Under the proposal, Sentora will be responsible for market operations, including collateral assets and interest rates, while Aave DAO will retain ownership and ultimate control of the smart contracts. Borrowed assets will be limited to RLUSD、PYUSD and OUSD, while collateral will include USDe,PRIME、mWIN、PST and kBTC. Protocol revenue generated by the market is expected to be split equally between Aave DAO and Sentora.
Sentora has initiated a ARFC proposal, planning to operate an independently managed lending market on Aave V4.
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The proposal states that Sentora will be responsible for market operations, including collateral assets and interest rates.
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The proposal states that Aave DAO will retain ownership and ultimate control of the smart contracts.
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The proposed borrowed assets are limited to RLUSD、PYUSD and OUSD。
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The proposed collateral includes USDe,PRIME、mWIN、PST and kBTC.
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Protocol revenue generated by the market is expected to be split equally between Aave DAO and Sentora.
AI-assisted interpretation
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This is a lending market operating proposal: Sentora would be responsible for selecting and managing collateral assets and interest rates in the market, while Aave DAO would retain ownership and ultimate control of the smart contracts. Users may be able to borrow RLUSD、PYUSD or OUSD, using the assets listed in the proposal as collateral.
Why it matters to readers
If the proposal is implemented, Sentora and Aave DAO will have a clear division of responsibilities regarding operations, control, and protocol revenue; the listed borrowed assets and collateral will also fall within the proposed scope of support for this independent market.
Beginners should understand this as an independent lending market proposal that is still at the proposal stage, rather than a product that has already launched. Before participating in lending, they should check whether the proposal has passed and review the final assets and parameters.
Risks and unknowns
The source text does not state whether this ARFC proposal has received governance approval.
The source text does not state whether the market has already been deployed or launched.
The source text does not provide specific risk parameters such as collateralization ratios or liquidation conditions.
The source text uses “expected” for the revenue distribution, so the final split arrangement cannot yet be confirmed.
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