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Aave protocol asset management tools. Borrow caps allow modulation of how much of each asset can be borrowed. Supply cups allow limiting how much of a certain asset is supplied to the protocol.

The High Efficiency Mode or eMode allows borrowers to extract the highest borrowing power out of their collateral when supplied and borrowed assets are correlated in price, particularly when both are derivatives of the same underlying asset.

The main entry point into the Aave Protocol. Most user interactions with the Aave Protocol occur via the Pool contract.

Aave v2 improves many aspects over v1, opening up a vast new design space for developers to build products and services.

Aave borrow rate is represented by stable and variable rate. Stable rates act as a fixed rate in the short-term, but can be re-balanced in the long-term in response to changes in market conditions. The variable rate is the rate based on the offer and demand in Aave.

Flash loans are a feature designed for developers, due to the technical knowledge required to execute one.

Yield-generating tokens that are minted and burnt upon supply and withdraw of assets to Aave Pool.

Aave subgraphs index data from the protocol smart contracts, and expose a GraphQL endpoint hosted by The Graph.

Aave APY refers to the actual rate of return received on an investment and factors in the impact of compounding interest. The interest accrued from deposit or borrowing on the Aave lending pool contributes to compounding interest.

HF is a numeric representation of the safety of your deposited assets against the borrowed assets and its underlying value.

A liquidation is a process that occurs when a borrower's health factor goes below 1 due to their collateral value not properly covering their loan/debt value.

The Aave Protocol is decentralized non-custodial liquidity protocol where users can participate as suppliers, borrowers or liquidators.