WETH.e on Aave V4 Avalanche Main

Q: What is the WETH.e supply APY on Aave V4 Main?

0.02% a year right now. It is paid out of what borrowers across the Core hub pay and changes with every deposit, loan and repayment.

Q: What does it cost to borrow WETH.e on Aave V4 Main?

The base borrow rate is 0.27%. On Aave V4 each borrower also pays a risk premium on top, set by the collateral behind their loan, so the rate you pay can be higher.

Q: Can I use WETH.e as collateral on Aave V4 Main?

Yes, with a collateral factor of 83%: you can borrow up to that share of its value. Safer collateral lowers your risk premium.

Q: Where else can I supply or borrow WETH on Aave?

The best supply rate is 1.70% on the Ethereum Main spoke (V4). The cheapest borrow rate is 0.24% on Celo. Only markets with real liquidity are counted.

Live Wrapped Ether (WETH.e) rates on the Aave V4 Main spoke on Avalanche. On V4 every borrower pays the hub's base rate, and a personal risk premium can be added depending on the collateral behind the loan.

Data from Aave's V4 API · updated 2026-11-08 04:27 UTC

Supply APY

0.02%

earned by suppliers

Base borrow rate

0.27%

before any risk premium

Supplied here

$1.55M

694.30 WETH.e

Borrowed here

$150K

67.26 WETH.e

Hub utilization

9.7%

Core hub, all spokes

Available to borrow

$520K

price $2.2K

WETH.e supply and borrow rate history

Averages published by Aave's V4 API

Risk settings on this spoke

Can be used as collateral	Yes
Collateral factor	83.00%
Collateral risk score	0.00%
Max liquidation bonus	5.55%
Liquidation fee	10.00%
Supply cap used	694.30 of 3.00K WETH.e (23.1%)
Borrow cap used	67.26 of 300.00 WETH.e (22.4%)

The collateral factor decides how much you can borrow against this asset. The risk score feeds the borrower's risk premium: the safer the collateral, the lower the premium. How V4 works.

Where the liquidity comes from

Hub	Core hub
Supplied across the hub	$1.55M
Borrowed across the hub	$150K
Spokes sharing it	1
Liquidity fee	15.00%
WETH.e token	0x49D5…0bAB
Spoke contract	0x4352…3a56
Hub contract	0xd073…Df6e

WETH.e utilization and interest rate curve

Hub utilization is 9.7% right now. Set by the Core hub: how the base rate responds as more of the supply gets borrowed.

Base borrow rate Supply rate

Up to 90% utilization the base rate climbs gently from 0.00% to 2.50%. Past that point it climbs steeply, reaching 10.50% when everything is lent out.

About WETH.e on the Main spoke

Wrapped Ether (WETH.e) is listed on the Aave V4 Main spoke on Avalanche, which draws its liquidity from the Core hub. On this spoke $1.55M is supplied and $150K borrowed, nearly all of the WETH.e in the hub, which is shared by 1 spoke. $520K is available to borrow.

Suppliers earn 0.02% a year, and borrowers pay the hub's base rate of 0.27% plus a personal risk premium that depends on the collateral behind their loan. The hub is 9.7% borrowed. Up to 90% the base rate rises gently from 0.00% to 2.50%; above that it climbs steeply to 10.50% when everything is lent out.

WETH.e can back loans here with a collateral factor of 83%. Its collateral risk score of 0% feeds the borrower's risk premium, and liquidators can earn a bonus of up to 5.5%. The best WETH supply rate elsewhere on Aave is 1.70% on the Ethereum Main spoke (V4). The cheapest place to borrow it is Celo at 0.24%. Compare WETH rates on every Aave market.

Among the 14 Aave markets with at least $1M of WETH supplied, this one pays the 12th highest supply rate. Its base borrow rate is the 2nd lowest of the 14 markets with at least $250K of WETH to lend. A week ago suppliers earned 0.00% and the base borrow rate was <0.01%, with the hub 0.3% lent out. Over the past 30 days, the supply rate ranged from 0.00% to 0.06%, and the base borrow rate from <0.01% to 0.45% (one reading a day).

WETH.e on Aave V4 Main: quick answers

What is the WETH.e supply APY on Aave V4 Main?

0.02% a year right now. It is paid out of what borrowers across the Core hub pay and changes with every deposit, loan and repayment.

What does it cost to borrow WETH.e on Aave V4 Main?