Aave V4 will support new collateral asset classes, including stocks, ETFs, and real estate.
Aave founder Stani Kulechov posted on social media that Aave V4 will unlock a new category of collateral assets for DeFi, including: cryptocurrencies, stocks, ETFs, various funds, bonds and fixed income products, private credit, real estate and mortgages, commodities, and accounts receivable.
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