Aave's migration from ETHLend and protocol upgrades (2017–2021)

1. ETHLend begins LEND token sale

   Nov 25, 2017Labels: ETHLend, LEND token

   • CryptoSlate
   • FinanceMagnates

2. ETHLend token sale concludes

   Dec 27, 2017Labels: ETHLend, LEND token

   • CryptoSlate
   • CoinDesk

3. ETHLend rebrands to Aave

   Sep 1, 2018Labels: ETHLend, Aave

   • Messari
   • BCANN

4. Aave pivots to liquidity pool model

   Jan 1, 2019Labels: Aave, liquidity pools

   • Messari
   • CoinDesk

5. Aave V1 launches on Ethereum mainnet

   Jan 8, 2020Labels: Aave V1, Ethereum mainnet

   • Messari
   • Wikipedia

6. Flash loans debut as a core Aave feature

   Jan 13, 2020Labels: Flash loans, Aave V1

   • AltcoinBuzz
   • Messari

7. Aave introduces the Safety Module concept

   Sep 1, 2020Labels: Safety Module, Aave

   • Aave Gov
   • Index Coop

8. LEND-to-AAVE token migration begins

   Oct 8, 2020Labels: LEND token, AAVE token

   • Index Coop
   • CoinDesk

9. Protocol admin keys transferred to governance

   Oct 29, 2020Labels: Governance, protocol admin

   • Cointelegraph

10. Aave V2 launches with capital-efficiency upgrades

    Dec 3, 2020Labels: Aave V2, Aave

    • CoinDesk
    • Messari

11. Official V1-to-V2 migration tool released

    Jan 14, 2021Labels: Migration tool, Aave V2

    • Aave Gov

12. AMM market added and Governance V2 activated

    Mar 16, 2021Labels: AMM market, Governance V2

    • Messari
    • ChainBulletin

13. Aave V2 expands to Polygon for lower fees

    Apr 19, 2021Labels: Aave V2, Polygon

    • DappRadar
    • BeInCrypto

14. Aavenomics Q2 2021 extends Safety Module incentives

    May 22, 2021Labels: Aavenomics, Safety Module

    • Aave Gov