Vaults

What Aave’s vaults are

Three families of ERC-4626 vault that Aave deploys. Savings GHO is one vault over GHO: a holder’s shares grow with a stored yield index, and withdrawals are clamped to the GHO the contract holds. A static aToken wraps exactly one Aave V3 aToken, so its shares are a non-rebasing claim on a supply position and its share price is the reserve’s accrued index. An Umbrella stake token is staked against one reserve’s deficit: Umbrella can slash it, which lowers every holder’s share price at once, and redemption runs through a cooldown and a window after it.

What this page is

One row is one vault, grouped by asset: savings GHO, the 13 static aTokens getStataTokens() returns and the 4 stake tokens getStkTokens() returns, every one read at the block named above. Both calls answer their whole family, so the list is complete at that block. Outside it: Aave’s deployments on other chains, the legacy static-aToken factory, and any ERC-4626 Aave has not published. The census that counts Holders runs on its own block.

What the figures leave out

Amounts are in each vault’s own asset and nothing is priced in USD. Three of the four stake tokens hold a static aToken, so their amounts are in that wrapper’s units. A static aToken holding nothing still answers a share price well above one: the reserve’s index. Yield is Rails’s figure: the share price’s growth over 30 days, annualised simply; Umbrella’s rewards are paid outside the share and are not in it. The deposit cap, the wrapped aToken and the cooldown are on each vault’s page.

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