最新报道：According to Bijie.com, Aave Horizon has seen over $50 million in deposits within days of its launch, while early lending activity has reached $6.2 million, primarily denominated in USDC. Aave Labs' institutional lending platform, Horizon, has seen over $50 million in deposits just days after its launch. While lending activity remains modest at approximately $6.2 million, the rapid influx of liquidity highlights the growing institutional interest in tokenized assets and on-chain credit markets. To date, the majority of deposits have come from RLUSD ($26.1 million) and USDC ($8 million). According to real-time market data, USDC accounts for nearly all lending activity, $6.19 million. Other supported assets, such as GHO, tokenized US Treasuries, and collateralized loan obligations, have yet to see traction with borrowers. Behind the scenes, Horizon operates through a system of segregated pools—one for tokenized RWAs and another for stablecoin liquidity. Qualified users, vetted and licensed by RWA issuers, can supply their tokenized assets (such as Superstate's USTB/USCC and Centrifuge's JTRSY/JAAA) to designated RWA pools. Once deposited, these assets serve as collateral for borrowing stablecoins like USDC, RLUSD, or GHO from the corresponding liquidity pool. Ethena's synthetic, interest-bearing stablecoin, USDt-b, will also be added to the platform. On the other side of the market, liquidity providers—who don't require any permission—supply stablecoins into these lending pools, earning yield from institutional borrowers. The result is a two-sided market: institutional-grade collateral flows from regulated entities, while stablecoin liquidity originates from the broader DeFi ecosystem.