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Latest Update from DeFi United: Mantle Lending Proposal Enters Governance Vote, $314.57 million ETH Raised

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On May 1, Mantle Network announced that its proposed loan facility for the rsETH Relief Coordination Action (targeting Aave) has officially entered the governance voting stage. Per the proposal, Mantle will extend a loan to Aave’s relief initiative to help users exit positions in an orderly manner or address related issues. Currently, MNT token holders must delegate their votes on the Snapshot platform to participate in the vote. Aave founder Stani noted that DeFi United is the largest-scale DAO coordination he’s been part of, with at least six different DAOs (Arbitrum, Aave, EtherFi, Lido, Compound, and Mantle) putting forward governance solutions. He thanked everyone who helped or participated. The ongoing DeFi United ecosystem relief effort—launched by Aave to address the collateral shortfall from the April 18 rsETH event—continues to progress. The designated donation address has raised a cumulative 1,137,714.633 ETH, worth approximately $3.1457 billion.
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