$AAVE

Okay, in short:

1. What is MEV?

Imagine that someone is queuing up to buy snacks, but someone uses special means to cut in line and take the best snacks - this is MEV (maximum extractable value).

OEV (oracle-related MEV) refers to this kind of queue-jumping phenomenon related to oracles, especially when borrowing money or liquidation (being forced to sell assets for not repaying debts).

2. What are Chainlink and Aave doing?

They launched a new tool called SVR (Smart Value Recovery), which is specifically used to redistribute the money (MEV) earned by these "queue jumpers" to those who really need it, such as lending platforms and their users.

3. How to divide the money?

SVR divides the money earned to partners in proportion:

- 60% to lending platforms (such as Aave);

- 40% to Chainlink oracles to maintain system operations.

In the first six months, Aave's share was even higher, accounting for 65%.

4. What are the benefits?

- Aave and its users can get back part of the profits that originally belonged to them, which can help them earn tens of millions of dollars more;

- Chainlink's technology becomes more valuable and can make more money.

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5. Why is AAVE rising faster?

Because everyone thinks that Aave users may get more benefits, such as using this money to reward people who support Aave, so they are more optimistic about the development prospects of Aave.

It's like two companies opening a store together, and finally find a way to make people who cut in line and make trouble earn less, and divide the money among customers and store clerks, everyone is more willing to come to consume and support!