Aave: Governance - Voting, Delegating & Proposals in Depth
summary
Explains how Aave’s on‑chain governance actually works: a pluggable voting strategy aggregates AAVE + stkAAVE for separate proposition and voting power, supports off‑chain signed votes, and uses two executors with short and long timelock executors to enforce different quorum/differential rules. Code is usable today (GitHub repo, Hardhat migrations, Remix demo): strategy ~100 lines, executor ~200 lines, governance ~500 lines. Examples include a Solidity payload that upgrades emissions and executes via delegatecall — deployed and runnable with the provided scripts.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 4:52Governance: not the solution for everyti
- 7:00Governance: good solution a lot of time
- 10:59Aave Governance. Features
- 20:40How to use the Aave Governance
- 22:31Option 1. Deploy you own governance
- 23:57Option 3. Participation on the governance
- 25:34Resources
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