Sentora Seeks Aave V4 Markets With 50% Revenue Share for DAO
Sentora has proposed adding new Aave V4 markets on Ethereum to lend three stablecoins — RLUSD, PYUSD and OUSD — and offered to share 50% of revenue with Aave’s DAO. Under the plan, Sentora would manage risk exposures that fall outside the scope of Aave’s designated risk service providers.
Why It Matters
If accepted, the proposal would expand Aave V4 liquidity to include non-native stablecoins while directing half of resulting revenue to the Aave DAO and reallocating certain risk-management responsibilities to an external protocol actor, which could affect governance and risk allocation on the platform.
Key Facts
- Proposer: Sentora
- Target platform: Aave V4 on Ethereum
- Assets to be lent: RLUSD, PYUSD, OUSD
- Revenue share offered: 50% to Aave DAO
- Risk arrangement: Sentora to control risk outside the mandate of Aave's risk service providers
Sentora has put forward a proposal to introduce three stablecoin markets to Aave V4 on Ethereum: RLUSD, PYUSD and OUSD. The plan would allow those assets to be lent on the Aave V4 instance while structuring a revenue share that directs half of the income from these markets to the Aave DAO.
A notable element of the proposal is how it assigns risk responsibilities. Sentora proposes to take on control of risk exposures that lie beyond the responsibilities defined for Aave’s risk service providers, effectively managing aspects of risk that fall outside the protocol’s designated mandate.
The combination of external risk control and a 50% revenue split is positioned as the core commercial and operational terms of Sentora’s request to list the markets. The proposal would change how specific risk functions are handled for these assets and channel a material portion of revenue back to Aave’s governance treasury if approved.
The submission joins ongoing conversations in DeFi about how lending markets should be expanded and how protocol-level risk oversight and revenue allocation are governed. Adoption of the proposal would represent a concrete example of an external actor integrating with Aave’s V4 architecture under bespoke commercial and risk-management arrangements.