- Aave (AAVE)'s governance vote was rejected amid community backlash.
- The vote concerned transferring the protocol's control over brand assets to a corporation owned by the DAO.
- Industry figures voiced concerns about the inefficiency of the token value capture structure and corporate/equity structures.
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The governance vote of Aave (AAVE), a decentralized finance (DeFi) lending protocol, was ultimately rejected after facing community backlash. The vote concerned transferring control over Aave protocol's brand assets.
On the 26th (Korean time), according to digital asset outlet Cointelegraph, Aave recently held a governance vote proposing to transfer Aave brand assets such as the domain, social media accounts, and naming rights to a corporation owned by the DAO, but the proposal was rejected with 55.29% voting against it. Support stood at just 3.5%, while 41.21% abstained.
Several prominent industry figures also expressed discomfort with Aave's governance proposal. Evgeny Gaevoy, founder of Wintermute, said he voted against it, arguing that a serious discussion about a long-term token value capture structure is needed. Hasu, an advisor to Lido, also pointed out that a model in which a corporate/equity structure coexists separately from token governance is fundamentally inefficient.
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