Aave has now resolved its protracted investigation with the SEC, and this is a major step for the DeFi project. This news actually provides much-needed regulatory clarity for the project and allows the team and community to focus on growing the DeFi space.
Currently, token is at a critical point where its next movements could depend on whether or not it can withstand the current pressure or not.
In a major development in the DeFi space, Stani.eth, the founder of Aave, has now announced that after four long years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has finally closed its investigations into the Aave Protocol. This, according to Stani.eth, was a process that involved quite an amount of work and effort on his part and also on behalf of his team at Aave.
“DeFi has definitely had challenges from the regulatory side in the recent past,” said Stani.eth. “We’re pleased to put those challenges behind us as we begin this next chapter where developers will look to build the future of finance.”
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From the market perspective, AAVE is seemingly at a crossroads. CryptoPulse, a crypto analyst, pointed out that the token has recently demonstrated early indications of breaking out from an upside price channel. If this is quickly rectified and reverted inside the channel, there is always the possibility of this being a false break, resulting in testing levels up near $215.
At the time of writing, Aave is trading at $185.2, with a 24-hour trading volume of $503.65 million and a market capitalization of $2.84 billion. The token has seen a slight dip of 1.35% over the last 24 hours.
On the other side, if the price fails to see a rebound and selling momentum keeps going, token might move towards its next strong support level at $130. Investors are closely observing the movement of the token during its crucial phase.
With the uncertainty out of the way, token is ready to enter a phase where development as well as price movements could dictate the next level of its expansion.
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