Aave V4 guides
Short guides to the markets, the numbers, and each step in a transaction.
Start here
3 guides
Find ur way around Aave V4
A first look at Markets, Hubs, Spokes, and the four lending actions.
Connect a wallet—or just look around
Understand addresses, watching, connecting, and which balance belongs where.
Compare markets for a token u own
Use the inventory, Asset page, and Opportunities without mistaking a sort order for advice.
Take an action
5 guides
Supply tokens for the first time
Choose a route, decide about collateral, preview, and confirm.
Borrow tokens step by step
See where borrowing happens, what the preview checks, and where the debt appears.
Repay what u borrowed
Reduce debt using the right token and check what remains afterward.
Withdraw supplied tokens
Move a supplied balance back to the wallet while checking liquidity and collateral.
Preview, approve, confirm
Understand what each wallet step does and why a transaction may need more than one request.
Understand the numbers
6 guides
Collateral and borrowing power
Understand what backs a loan and why a supplied balance is not a borrowing allowance.
Understand rates without the jargon
Supply APY, Borrow APY, net APY, and what a small rate chart can tell u.
Liquidity, limits, and shared funds
Separate market funds, market capacity, and ur own borrowing allowance.
Health factor and liquidation
Understand ur position’s buffer, the preview, and the Spoke’s target setting.
Why V4 borrowing costs can differ
Read base rates, risk premiums, weights, and the threshold without mixing them up.
Read ur portfolio and balances
Separate ur wallet, supplied assets, debt, and the market’s totals.
Get help
4 guides
Why can’t I continue?
Find the meaning of a disabled button, expired preview, or failed wallet request.
Updates, charts, and missing data
Know what the status lights and chart bars can—and cannot—tell u.
Practice with test funds
Try supply, borrow, repay, and withdraw in the separate local Ethereum copy.
Use help and motion controls
Read Ronnie’s explanations, open guides, and quiet the animated scene.