#BitcoinHoldsAbove $ALL “Aave's USDT0 lending pool on Monad had about $4.4 million unborrowed from a $55.9 million supplied balance. According to NS3.AI, the pool showed a 6.10% annual percentage rate over the weekend. The unborrowed amount was described as an estimated pool-wide withdrawal buffer from a dashboard capture.” means that users had deposited roughly $55.9 million worth of USDT0 into Aave’s lending market on the Monad network, while about $4.4 million of that total had not been borrowed by other users.

That unborrowed portion is the pool’s approximate available liquidity—the amount depositors could collectively withdraw immediately, assuming the dashboard snapshot was accurate. The remaining funds were likely being used by borrowers, so withdrawals beyond the available buffer could depend on borrowers repaying or adding liquidity.

The 6.10% APR refers to the annualized lending rate shown at that time. In simple terms, it was an estimate of the yearly interest rate depositors could earn if similar borrowing demand and rates persisted. It is not a guaranteed return: lending rates can change as supply, borrowing activity, and market conditions change. $GOOGL.US $AAPL.US #FedHikeOddsRiseTo89% #AvalancheIntegratesIntoUAEPassDigitalVault #UKSeeksViewsOnTokenizingGold #AnthropicCEOCallsForAISlowdown