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How the head Defi giant $UNI $AAVE $SKY integrates with traditional finance 🌟Uniswap: Compliant infrastructure for on-chain liquidity Uniswap, as a leading decentralized exchange (DEX), provides flexible compliance features for traditional finance (TradFi) integration through its V4 version of the "hooks" modular architecture. It supports real-time KYC/AML verification, transaction monitoring, and whitelisting pools, allowing for the creation of regulatory-compliant liquidity pools that attract institutional participation without compromising protocol neutrality. Uniswap can serve as the core on-chain liquidity layer for RWA (real world assets) trading, supporting 24/7 trading and automated market making of tokenized assets such as US Treasuries and stocks. Its smart order routing and API can be embedded in the broker's platform as a back-end DEX service, providing real-time price discovery and liquidity to regulated firms. Uniswap's Unichain (Layer 2 based on OP Stack) further reduces transaction costs, enhances integration with the Ethereum ecosystem, and positions it as a compliant infrastructure for tokenized finance. 🌟Aave: A bridge to institutional-grade lending Aave leads DeFi lending with $24 billion in total value locked (TVL), and its convergence with traditional finance is focused on institutional needs. First, Aave provides a KYC/AML compliant environment through permissioned lending pools, allowing regulated entities such as banks and asset managers to participate in decentralized lending. Second, Aave supports tokenized RWA (e.g., government bonds, real estate) as collateral to attract traditional capital market participants and enable stablecoins, such as treasury bonds. Aave's Horizon project develops RWA solutions for institutions, such as access to GHO stablecoin liquidity secured by tokenized money market funds. In addition, Aave has partnered with new banks and fintech companies to integrate DeFi yield strategies into consumer platforms, so that users' fiat deposits can be seamlessly converted into stablecoins and lent on Aave, with interest returned directly, simplifying the user experience. 🌟Sky (MakerDAO): The Transformation of Compliant Stablecoins Sky, which operates stablecoins DAI and USDS, faced challenges with 1:1 fiat reserves, licensed issuance, and KYC compliance required by the GENIUS Act. In order to integrate into traditional finance, Sky is adjusting its strategy: increasing its reserves of traditional assets (such as US Treasuries, which currently account for 10% of DAI collateral) and moving closer to 1:1 reserves to meet regulatory standards. At the same time, USDS has introduced regulatory-friendly mechanisms such as freezing functions to meet KYC/AML requirements. Sky may further launch a compliant wrapper or parallel stablecoin, designed specifically for the U.S. market, to interface with regulated entities. These adjustments allow Sky to expand its stablecoin adoption while maintaining compatibility with the traditional financial system to serve both institutional and retail users.

However, from a broader perspective of the DeFi space, Aave V4 is not the only player in the concept of a unified liquidity layer. The Spark liquidity layer within the Sky (MakerDAO) ecosystem has already taken a step ahead in technical practice, achieving some success in the use of stablecoins and integration with other DeFi protocols. Additionally, some smaller projects are also exploring and practicing in the field of cross-chain liquidity layers. From a longer-term perspective, the competition between Aave, which is based on the lending sector, and Sky, which is based on the stablecoin sector, may truly determine who the ultimate winner in the future DeFi space will be.

It is time. Aave on aptos is officially a go

At present, Aave is the leader in the Ethereum lending field. Aave focused on the demand for DeFi leveraged arbitrage in the bull market that began in late 2023, and the lending business data showed significant growth, turning losses into profits in 2024, and maintaining the momentum into the first half of 2025. In addition, Aave has also achieved great results in multi-chain liquidity deployment relying on Portals, becoming the DeFi project with the highest lock-up volume on multiple chains, such as Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, and Optimism. Now that Aave V4 is expected to be launched within the year, the throne is going to sit more securely?! Aave basically maintains a large-scale product iteration cycle of 2~3 years, and the main version running now is still V3, but from the proposal of the development team in 2024, we have glimpsed the prototype of Aave V4, that is, a unified modular liquidity layer. Aave V4 adopts a new architecture of hub & spoke, which enhances modularity, reduces governance overhead, and optimizes capital efficiency. Aave V4 will rely more on the automatic dynamic adjustment of on-chain smart contracts according to the market environment (interest rates, risk parameters, asset lists, financial management, etc. are no longer adjusted by governance), introduce chain abstraction concepts to improve user experience, integrate GHO stablecoins more deeply into the ecosystem, and will also introduce new risk management tools and a more efficient clearing engine. In the long run, once the design of Aave V4 is actually implemented, it is possible that various parameters that dynamically and automatically adapt to the market environment and open up multi-chain liquidity will once again help Aave to gain a technical and liquidity advantage with other lending protocols.