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Standard Chartered Bank: Aave is expected to rise to $3,500 by 2030, approximately 50 times higher than the current price.
Deep Tide TechFlow News, June 24, according to CoinDesk, Standard Chartered Bank's Head of Digital Asset Research Geoff Kendrick released a report, first covering the decentralized lending protocol Aave, and set a target price of $3,500 by the end of 2030, approximately 50 times the current price of about $70, and expected to outperform Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Kendrick stated that Aave has recovered from the KelpDAO rsETH bridge vulnerability incident in April 2026, when attackers used approximately $290 million worth of stolen tokens as collateral to borrow real assets on Aave, leading to a potential maximum loss of $230 million for the protocol. Currently, assets have begun to flow back into the platform, and the on-chain lending dominance remains solid.
Looking ahead, Standard Chartered Bank predicts that the value of tokenized assets actively used in DeFi applications will increase 37 times by 2030. Aave is expected to benefit directly from its revenue model, which is directly linked to lending activities. Additionally, Aave's Horizon plan (supporting tokenized real assets lending in a permissioned environment) and the potential restart of its token buyback program are also seen as important catalysts.