Key Takeaways
- Aave is reviewing the ongoing security setup around its Aptos deployment.
- The Aptos version of Aave V3 uses Move and carries a separate technical scope.
- A different governance proposal covers lending activity and possible limits on new use.
- July’s market snapshot showed sharply lower liquidity and minimal revenue.
- Both measures require governance approval before they affect the protocol.
Aave’s latest ARFC asks the DAO to sunset the bug-bounty program for Aave V3 on Aptos and end Cantina’s role as its provider.
A bug bounty pays independent researchers for valid vulnerability reports. The program provides an ongoing route for security findings after a product goes live.
The request arrives while Aave is separately debating the future of its Aptos lending market. Those discussions cover the market itself and the services that support it.


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