最新报道：According to CoinWorld, Aave DAO has passed a temperature check vote to adjust its V3 multi-chain deployment strategy, proposing to shut down instances deployed on zkSync, Metis, and Sony Soneium, and setting a clear $2 million annual revenue minimum for new instance deployments. Aave currently runs on at least 18 blockchains, including numerous Ethereum Layer 2 networks, as well as other Layer 1 networks such as Aptos and Sonic. Now, Aave DAO's main delegation platform, ACI, appears to want to roll back some of its expansion plans and impose stricter requirements on future deployments. As part of its proposal, ACI also suggests setting a $2 million annual revenue minimum for future deployments and establishing a stablecoin "reserve factor" for other low-income earners. According to forum discussions, ACI's Growth Service Provider (GSP) proposed rolling back Aave instances on the zkSync, Metis, and Sony Soneium networks because these instances "have proven to be mismatched with market demand." Compared to other Aave deployments, these three chains have the lowest total locked value, representing only a small fraction of Aave's total revenue. Metis, co-founded by Vitalik Buterin's mother Natalia Ameline, currently generates just over $3,000 in annualized revenue. Soneium fares slightly better, with annualized revenue exceeding $50,000. In comparison, Aave's largest deployment on the Ethereum mainnet has generated over $142 million in revenue, while Base's revenue is $4.7 million.