September round up ⬇️ Tokenization: → Passed $7B in total tokenized asset volume → Day 1 support of Ondo Intelligent Portfolios. Institutional strategies powered by BlackRock. New Chains: → Monad, HyperEVM, and Cronos launched in two days → Live on Аrc from day 1 Aqua: → Crossed $3B in volume. October’s looking pretty big too 👀

Aave aTokens can back Aqua positions straight from your wallet. That turns an Aave loop into something more than leverage. The loop itself is Aave: supply WETH, borrow WETH, supply it again, repeat. Same asset on both sides, so the ETH price does not open a gap between collateral and debt. The aWETH balance that comes out of it stays in your wallet and keeps accruing Aave interest. Aqua puts that same balance behind several positions at once: aWETH/aUSDC, aWETH/aUSDT, whatever pairs your collateral covers. Nothing is spent twice, every fill is limited by what the wallet holds at that moment. The part that makes it possible: Aave reverts any collateral transfer that would leave a loan undercollateralized. SwapVM sends the incoming aToken to you first and takes the outgoing one second, so the position never passes through an unhealthy state. What does not change: the loop runs at a borrowing cost, the health factor needs watching, and fills shift your collateral mix. Leverage stays leverage. Would you run your Aave collateral on Aqua, or keep the two apart? Full breakdown with the numbers and what to monitor: https://1inch.com/blog/post/aqua-use-cases-looped-multi-positions Not financial advice. Leverage carries liquidation risk.

Ask your agent what your Aqua margin is. It answers in plain numbers. 1inch MCP connects Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to your wallet data: balance, open Aqua positions, quoted liquidity and fees. One prompt to try: “What is my current Aqua margin?” The agent returns how much of your wallet balance backs your positions and how much liquidity that margin is quoting right now. Nothing leaves your wallet. The agent reads, you decide. Would you let an agent open a position for you, or is reading as far as it goes?