AAVE Token on AAVE Platform

    Introduction

    In this analysis, You will read about AAVE Stakes, Unstakes, Supply, and withdraw on AAVE protocol on the Ethereum chain. I went through AAVE and analyzed these parameters:

    • Total Users

    • Total Transactions

    • Total Amount in USD and AAVE

    • 2022 Vs. 2021

    • Metrics based on Days of Week


      What is AAVE?

      Aave is a decentralized lending protocol that lets users lend or borrow cryptocurrency without going to a centralized intermediary. Users deposit digital assets into "liquidity pools," which become funds that the protocol can lend out.5 days ago

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    Method

    I’ve read AAVE documents. I found three addresses for lending and staking.

    • Stake and Unstake: 0x4da27a545c0c5b758a6ba100e3a049001de870f5

    • Supply and Withdraw: 1. 0x7d2768de32b0b80b7a3454c06bdac94a69ddc7a9. 2. 0x398ec7346dcd622edc5ae82352f02be94c62d119.

      First, I found the tx hash from the event log table. Then selected transactions in EZ token transfer table. After that, I calculated all mentioned parameters.

    • For stake transactions, I used the ‘Staked‘ event, ‘Redeem’ for Unstake, ‘Deposit’ for Supply, ‘Withdraw’ and ‘RedeemUnderlying’ for withdraws.

    • I analyzed it since January 2021 and is based on the AAVE token.

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    Stake and Unstake AAVE on AAVE platform

    Supply and Withdraw AAVE on AAVE platform

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    Stakers Vs. Unstakers:

    • Since January 2021, 58% of users were stakers and 41% were unstakers.
    • Most users were on AAVE between January 2021 until October 2021.
    • The highest number of stakers was on June 2021 with 2135 unique users and highest number of Unstakers was on February 2021.

    Transactions

    • The share of Stakes and Unstakes were like the previous chart. It means that users non of users did unusual activities.
    • Since August 2021 until February 2022, The share of Unstake activites increased.
    • After that, The share of Stakes increased to above 70%.


    Cumulative Transactions

    • Based on Cumulative Chart, We can underestand that users staked more than Unstake.

    • The Cumulative Stakes activities were double than Unstakes activities.

    Stakes and Unstakes Amounts in USD and AAVE

    • The Cumulative Chart is based on USD and the Donut chart is based on AAVE token.
    • We already know that the number of Stakers was higher than Unstakers. But these charts show that The unstake amounts were higher than the stake amounts.
    • The cumulative unstake reached 1.3B US dollars and the Stake reached 1.1B US dollars.
    • 46.7% of Total AAVE was staked and 53% was Unstaked. AAVE started before 2021. So some of the Staked amount before 2021, Unstaked after 2021.


    Days of Week

    I analyzed days of week and looked for any spikes. I think days of week didn’t

    impacted

    users. But in total in the weekend users staked.

    • Most Volumes of stakes were in 2021 but the volume of Unstakes in 2022 was higher than in 2021.
    • Based on total number of transactions, Users staked more in 2021 and unstaked more in 2022.

    Daily Supply and Withdraw

    • More users and more activities happened in 2021 in

      comparison to 2022.

    • Since May 2021, All activities of Users decreased since today.

    • Between September 2021 and August 2022, I can not see any specific Ups and downs.

    • The highest number of Suppliers was in April and the highest number of withdrawers was on October 2021.

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    • Almost Supply activities on All metrics was higher than 50%. 58% of users were supplier and 41% of users were withdrawer.
    • 51.7% of amounts were Supply and 48.3% of total amounts were withdraw.

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    Daily Supply and withdraw amounts in USD

    • There were so many ups and downs. As we already know most activities were at the beginning of 2021.
    • The highest amount of Supply was on April 26th, 2021 which was 34M us dollars.
    • The highest amount of withdraw was on May 2021 which was 160M us dollars.
    • Recently, The supply and withdrawal amounts were below 10M dollars.
    • We can not compare 2021 with 2022. Numbers have a serious difference.

    Conclusion

    • In total, it seems the AAVE protocol was more popular in 2021 in comparison to 2022. Most activities were recorded between January 2021 and October 2021.
    • We can not judge this protocol or other protocols in the last 8 months. We are at bear markets. Each protocol faced a decrease since January. But the good news is more stakes and deposits happened instead of Unstakes and withdraw.

    THE END

    THANK YOU FOR READING!

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    :writing_hand: Twitter_id: @hessaminanloo

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    :calendar: Analyze Date: 2022/SEP/23

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    A SUMMARY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT FINDINGS

    • All parameters include users, and transactions and the amount in 2021 were higher than in 2022.
    • The amount of Unstake in 2021 and 2022 was a little higher than that stake.
    • AAVE had 13K Stakers and 3K Suppliers. Also, 9.5K Unstakers and 3K withdrawers.
    • 4.29M AAVE staked on the AAVE platform. However, 4.86M AAVE unstaked.
    • Users supplied 3.2M AAVE and 3.1M exited from AAVE.
    • During the Bear Market in 2022, All parameters decreased.
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