Aave (AAVE) returned to rising territory and outperformed most mainstream DeFi tokens. The token has risen 3.49% to $91.33 in the past 24 hours, outperforming the broader market\'s 1.36% gain and Bitcoin\'s 1.84% gain.
The big news is that Aave Labs launched Stable Vaults on July 9. This is a completely new infrastructure that allows fintech companies, wallets, exchanges and payment apps to provide fixed-rate benefits from stablecoins without having to build or manage any DeFi systems themselves. This opens the door to more non-encrypted native users and puts Aave in a better position to compete with competitors such as Morpho.
With the advent of new products and technical improvements, the question now is simple: Can the price of AAVE continue to rise from now on?
Why Stable Vaults could be a major victory for Aave
Stable Vaults transformed Aave\'s lending engine into infrastructure that other businesses can plug and play. FinTech applications, wallets, payment platforms and exchanges can provide fixed-rate stablecoin deposits to users through Aave\'s backend without having to build complex DeFi integrations from scratch. The system automatically converts variable borrowing income into fixed income promised to customers, making it easier for mainstream users to access DeFi products.
The product also creates new revenue opportunities for the agreement. The operator retains the return that exceeds the promised fixed income and assumes the risk when the actual rate of return is lower than the promised level. If more companies adopt Stable Vaults, more money may flow into Aave\'s lending market, increasing total lockups, agreement fees, and overall ecological activity. This will increase demand for the Aave ecosystem in the long term.
What are the factors currently driving AAVE prices?
Aave is also further promoting its stablecoin GHO. On July 8, Aave DAO approved the launch of GHO on Arbitrum, one of the largest layer 2 networks on Ethereum. The logic is simple: increase liquidity, increase lending options, and deeply integrate into one of the busiest DeFi centers. If GHO becomes popular, it could mean more loans being issued and more fees flowing back into agreements.
Stable Vaults adds another growth engine to traditional lending. The product automatically allocates funds into Aave V3, upcoming V4 architecture, and other approved policies, eliminating the need for users or businesses to manage DeFi operations themselves. If fintech companies start integrating the service, Aave could attract institutional and corporate capital that previously shunned DeFi due to technical complexity.
Another bullish factor is the \"Aave Will Win\" governance framework approved by Aave earlier this year. Under the proposal, revenue generated from Aave branded products (including core agreements, Aave App, Horizon, Stable Vaults and future products) will flow directly into the DAO vault. This strengthens the value link between agreement growth and AAVE tokens. The more successful these products are, the more solid the revenue base of the agreement is likely to be.
What the AAVE chart reveals
We looked at the chart and the trend of a rebound from June lows (about $60) is still intact. Buyers steadily pushed up the token price, forming a series of higher lows, indicating that the short-term trend is improving.

AAVE rebounded after quickly falling below US$88 and is currently trading around US$91. Over the past week, the $88 level has served as support many times-buyers show up whenever prices fall here.
The next resistance level to watch for: $95, then $98. Both positions have prevented upward momentum before.
The momentum indicator also looks good. The RSI is 53, which is in the neutral region and there is still sufficient room for upside before overheating. The ultimate oscillator is also around 53, indicating that buying pressure is present but not excessive.
But the key is that AAVE prices still need to convincingly break through the US$95 -98 range before they are expected to hit US$100. If a breakthrough cannot be achieved, more sideways consolidation is expected in the next few trading days.
Where will AAVE prices go next?
If Stable Vaults attract early corporate users, GHO successfully expands on Arbitrum, and the overall cryptocurrency market remains supportive, the AAVE price could exceed $95 and test $100 to $105 within this month.
In a more neutral scenario, AAVE prices will trade between US$88 and US$95 as investors wait for evidence that Stable Vaults are bringing new capital to the agreement while adoption of GHO continues to grow.
The bearish scenario is if the $88 support level breaks. This could pull AAVE prices back around $82, and if selling pressure intensifies, the June rebound area of around $75 will become the next major support level.
FAQs
What is Aave V4?
Aave V4 is the next major version of the protocol. It introduces \"spokes\", specialized lending markets built by external teams that can integrate with Aave\'s liquidity and share agreement fees through Aave DAO.
How far is AAVE from the highest point in history?
AAVE reached an all-time high of approximately US$661.69 in 2021. At the current price of about $83, the token is still about 87% below its peak.

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