Aave Hits $56 Billion in Deposits While AAVE Price Tests $210 Support

• Aave hits record activity metrics with $3M weekly revenue and $56B in total deposits, despite price lagging.
• Short-term price rebound observed near $210–$222, testing support for potential recovery.
• Medium-term resistance around $280–$360 crucial for confirming an uptrend.

Aave’s decentralized finance (DeFi) network is recording all-time highs in usage and liquidity, yet the token’s price remains well below historic peaks.

According to expert Ignas, Aave is generating over $3 million in weekly revenue while total deposits have surged past $56 billion. Despite these robust figures, AAVE’s price is still 66% below its 2021 all-time high and 39% down since last December.

The contrast highlights how the lack of a broad altcoin rally has affected even established protocols. Lower borrowing demand and reduced airdrop farming activity have brought borrowing costs down, contributing to a healthier, more sustainable market environment.

Currently, AAVE is trading at $221.37, up 4.11% in the past 24 hours, with a market cap of $3.38 billion and a 24-hour trading volume of $470.44 million, showing a 72% increase in activity. These metrics indicate renewed interest in the protocol even as the token remains in a lower price range.

Weekly Bounce Signals Early Buying Support

Technically speaking, it is clear on the chart for AAVE on a weekly timeframe that one market formation is a bounce for this token off a recent low of about $210. The formation is a small-bodied green candle following multiple red candles.

Areas to keep an eye on in support regions are $205-$210, which is now positioned close to the lower boundary of the Bollinger Bands, and then a strong historical support zone is $150-$160.

The primary long-term supports lie in the regions of $80-$120, which have been tested recently in every deep market correction. Areas to watch in the resistance regions are $280 and then $355-$360.

The Bollinger Bands show slight contraction in the lower direction, with AAVE testing the lower boundary, which is indicative of it being over-sold.

The RSI is 43.88, which is below 50 and thus it is slightly bearish but not overtly so. The MACD is slightly negative at -5.59 and is showing signs of levelling out.

Also Read: Aave Struggles Below $200 as Bulls Aim for $243.50 Recovery Target

AAVE Consolidation Range Holds Between $160 and $355

AAVE is still ranging between $160 and $355. Short-term trends seem slightly positive, with a probable swing-back to $250-$280 if $205 levels are maintained.

Medium-term market trends are neutral to negative until the $280 resistance is cleared. Long-term accumulation levels around $160-$170 indicate a probable swing-back to $350+ if market sentiments change.

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