TechFlow news, December 12 — According to The Block, the Aave community has recently erupted in governance controversy, centered on whether the integration of CoW Swap has redirected protocol revenue to Aave Labs instead of the Aave DAO. A forum poster representing "EzR3aL" claimed in a governance forum post that their on-chain analysis shows transaction fees generated through the new CoW Swap interface are no longer flowing into the DAO treasury, but are instead being sent to a separate address, estimated at around $200,000 per week. Marc Zeller, head of the Aave Chan Initiative, described the situation as "extremely concerning," accusing it of being a "secret privatization of approximately 10% of potential revenue from the Aave DAO." The dispute has also expanded to include revenue distribution issues related to Aave Vaults, Horizon, and the Aave v4 liquidation engine. Aave founder Stani Kulechov responded by stating that Aave Labs has the right to monetize front-end interfaces it develops, especially features beyond core protocol functionality, and emphasized that its goal is to increase protocol users and revenue through new features.
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