Svmuu News According to the Snapshot page, Aave is currently voting on an ARFC proposal to "reduce the annual buyback budget from $50 million to $30 million," with a current approval rate of 99.37%.
The proposal states that the lending fee revenue for the Aave DAO has decreased by approximately 25% from its peak. Revenue in January 2026 was $7.95 million, lower than the $13.5 million in January 2025. Meanwhile, the optimistically estimated operational budget for 2026 is $190 million. Compared to the annual revenue of $142 million in 2025, this would result in a structural deficit. Therefore, adjusting the buyback plan is a necessary step to ensure operational sustainability.
If the ARFC proposal passes, the next step will be to advance to the formal AIP voting stage.
Aave is voting on "reducing the annual buyback budget from $50 million to $30 million"
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