Aave V4 Deposits Pass $1B as Token Tests Key Resistance

AAVE is testing a key daily resistance level near $184 following a 22.1% weekly gain, bolstered by Aave Labs reporting that its V4 lending markets have surpassed $1 billion in deposits. According to CryptoNews, the protocol also recorded $310 million in active loans for V4 during September, alongside $12.5 billion in active loans for its V3 markets.

Technical Resistance and Support Levels

On the Binance daily chart, AAVE was trading around $183.32, testing the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level at $183.86. Clearing this $184 barrier is critical for buyers to target the next round-number threshold of $200. Momentum indicators remain positive, with the Awesome Oscillator at 34.58 and the Chaikin Money Flow at 0.20, both holding above their respective zero lines.

On the four-hour chart, AAVE remains within an ascending channel that began in mid-September. The four-hour Supertrend indicator provides support at $171.66. A breakdown below this level and the lower channel boundary would invalidate the short-term bullish setup, potentially exposing support levels around $158 to $160.

V4 Expansion and Tokenized Equities

The growth in V4 deposits comes as Aave Labs expands its footprint on the Base and Arc networks. On Base, the protocol launched an Equities Hub that allows eligible non-U.S. users to pledge seven Coinbase tokenized technology stocks—including Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia—as collateral to borrow USDC. These equity tokens are collateral-only at launch, meaning users cannot borrow the stock tokens themselves.

Key facts

• Aave V4 deposits crossed $1 billion in September, with active loans reaching $310 million.
• AAVE price is testing immediate daily Fibonacci resistance at $183.86.
• The four-hour Supertrend support sits at $171.66, marking a key level to preserve the bullish outlook.
• V4 is live on Arc and Base, featuring an Equities Hub with Coinbase tokenized stocks for non-U.S. users.
• Aave V3 active loans reached $12.5 billion during September.