Morpho supported a $1 billion lending product for a major exchange, but its market cap is only a quarter of AAVE's. The story behind it is worth paying attention to. After Stream Finance's curator management error evaporated $285 million, the market plunged into panic. Interestingly, the exchange did not suspend Morpho integration; instead, it continued to strengthen product development. Behind this steadfast strategy during the crisis is either confidence in the protocol's fundamentals or a path dependency that has already formed in the product. Once the lending scale truly explodes, the revaluation space for token valuation may far exceed market expectations. The key is, when ecosystem expansion meets risk management, who can ultimately come out on top.
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SelfRugger
· 01-06 23:58
Morpho this wave is quite impressive; with a market cap of 1 billion USD, it's still less than a quarter of Aave's... The price difference is truly remarkable.
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PhantomHunter
· 01-06 23:46
Morpho is indeed somewhat underestimated this time. With a 1 billion scale of lending, it is four times cheaper than Aave, which doesn't quite make sense logically.
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PerennialLeek
· 01-06 23:44
Morpho this wave is quite interesting. A billion-dollar scale is only worth this many coins. Was it truly underestimated or what?
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-06 23:42
Morpho is indeed quite interesting. With a $1 billion market cap, it's only worth a quarter of AAVE. By the way, how exactly did this price difference come about...
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 01-06 23:40
Morpho's project indeed has some substance. With a valuation of $1 billion, it can sustain such pressure, indicating that the fundamentals might not be as fragile as they seem. However, its market cap is only a quarter of AAVE's, which is a bit outrageous... Either the market hasn't fully reacted yet, or there's some pitfall we're not seeing.
Morpho supported a $1 billion lending product for a major exchange, but its market cap is only a quarter of AAVE's. The story behind it is worth paying attention to. After Stream Finance's curator management error evaporated $285 million, the market plunged into panic. Interestingly, the exchange did not suspend Morpho integration; instead, it continued to strengthen product development. Behind this steadfast strategy during the crisis is either confidence in the protocol's fundamentals or a path dependency that has already formed in the product. Once the lending scale truly explodes, the revaluation space for token valuation may far exceed market expectations. The key is, when ecosystem expansion meets risk management, who can ultimately come out on top.