Aave founder responds to Chaos Labs' withdrawal: dual-layer risk management model will be maintained, supports LlamaRisk takeover
Foresight News reported that Aave founder Stani Kulechov stated on Twitter that Aave respects Chaos Labs’ decision to withdraw from its risk management role and thanks them for their contributions over the past years. The Aave protocol’s smart contracts, asset listings, and network deployments remain unaffected, and both parties will work closely during the transition process.
Aave currently adopts a dual-layer economic risk management model, jointly managed by Chaos Labs and LlamaRisk. Given the scale of the Aave protocol, it will continue to maintain this dual-layer model in the future and additionally introduce a technical risk layer managed by Aave Labs. Aave Labs will work closely with LlamaRisk to ensure uninterrupted risk coverage during the transition and will support LlamaRisk in increasing its budget and team size.
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