Aave founder Stani's recent series of actions has attracted quite a bit of follow in the community. In just seven days, he consecutively bought 84,000 AAVE, investing 12.6 million USD. At the current price level, he has already lost about 2.2 million on paper, but this guy remains undeterred.



From the perspective of financial psychology, this is a typical "insider buying" signal. When the founders invest their own money, it is equivalent to signaling the entire market: I have confidence in the future value of this protocol. It's not just talk; it's backed by funds.

As an established leader in the DeFi space, Aave has faced some ups and downs in governance and market fluctuations over the years, but its core competitiveness remains intact. The founder's recent accumulation of shares is, to some extent, telling the market: the current price is actually undervalued. From another perspective, his current cost price has opened up an opportunity for later investors—at least the current price is already below the founder's holding cost.
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PonziDetectorvip
· 12h ago
Wow, the founder is buying the dip himself, this signal is clear enough, right?
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MindsetExpandervip
· 13h ago
The founders are putting real money into it, which is more persuasive than any PR.
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MetaNomadvip
· 13h ago
Huh? Losing 2.2 million and still not afraid, now that's what I call true faith.
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