Aave DAO adopts a new governance framework, cutting proposal timelines from 19 days to 13 while streamlining ARFC and AIP votes.
Aave’s decentralized autonomous organization has rolled out a new governance framework built for speed.
The update, called Governance Framework V2, was published by TokenLogic on behalf of the protocol. It trims the standard proposal timeline from 19 days down to 13.
Aave founder Stani Kulechov said the changes address markets that move faster than the old process allowed. The overhaul removes a long-standing step from the DAO’s voting pipeline entirely.
New Proposal Structure Streamlines Aave’s Governance
TokenLogic confirmed that the Temp Check stage no longer exists in the standard path.
Every proposal now opens with a business case instead. That business case becomes an ARFC, short for Aave Request For Comments. The ARFC stage gives the community a public discussion window before anything moves forward.
A binding Snapshot vote follows the ARFC discussion period.
Stani noted that a passed ARFC vote commits the DAO before technical resources get deployed. This applies whether the work involves a new market, a new instance, or delivery-based scope.
No listing or deployment is guaranteed until a final AIP executes, according to Stani.
New streamlined governance framework for Aave
– The process addresses fast moving markets
– Temp Checks removed as redundant
– Each proposal start with a business case, the ARFC
– Passed ARFC vote binds the DAO to commit before technical resources are deployed
– Successful ARFC… https://t.co/QXZW71AkD2— Stani (@StaniKulechov) July 22, 2026
TokenLogic outlined three distinct governance tracks under V2. The Standard Process runs through ARFC, Snapshot, and an on-chain vote.
Direct-to-AIP skips Snapshot entirely, moving straight from a forum post to an AIP. A separate Steward Process covers routine operational updates within limits governance sets.
Stewards now handle bounded authority over risk parameters, GHO, treasury operations, and bad-debt cleanup. TokenLogic said governance owns every steward mandate and can revoke it at any time.
Asset Listings And Network Deployments Get Formal Rules
Asset onboarding now follows a clearly defined path under the new framework.
A new asset moves through the Standard Process, starting with a business case. LlamaRisk then delivers a risk assessment, while Aave Labs handles technical review.
TokenLogic said any material finding during that review pauses the listing until resolved.
Existing assets face a lighter path when expanding to another instance. That extension can move through Direct-to-AIP in as little as five days, according to TokenLogic.
TokenLogic credited the framework to input from multiple service providers across the DAO.
Aave Labs leads development and growth, LlamaRisk covers risk, Certora handles security, and TokenLogic manages finance and growth functions.
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AAVE Price Eyes $105 Breakout Level
Market analyst Crypto Patel pointed to a bull flag pattern forming on AAVE’s chart. The token bounced strongly from channel support near $88 in recent sessions.
Crypto Patel said a confirmed breakout above $105 would validate that pattern. Such a move could project AAVE toward $141 next, per the analysis.
$AAVE Is One Breakout Away From a Massive Move$AAVE continues to respect its bull flag after a strong bounce from channel support near $88.
Now all eyes are on $105.A confirmed HTF breakout above $105 would validate the pattern and project a move toward $141.
Failure to… pic.twitter.com/eRihh9POtG
— Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) July 22, 2026
Crypto Patel added that failure to reclaim $105 risks a pullback toward the $90 demand zone. That zone would likely decide the token’s next directional move, according to the post.
AAVE traded at $97.21 at press time, as per CoinGecko.
The token posted a daily trading volume of $256,674,368 alongside the price. AAVE gained 1.56% over the past day and rose 1.27% across the past week.






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