The timing of Aave's recent moves is quite interesting, and it has actually provided many opportunities for Hyperliquid.

First, let's talk about the current state of Aave— as a leading lending protocol, its safety record has always been a benchmark in the industry, and this cannot be denied. However, recently, the frontend fee was increased to 25 basis points, and this fee is directly deducted from user costs.

In comparison, Hyperliquid's upcoming BLP seems more attractive. It also emphasizes safety and reliability (currently maintaining a good record), but without the pressure of this additional fee. This kind of contrast can still attract a lot of user attention in the current market environment.

Sometimes, adjustments by industry giants just become entry points for emerging projects. Users are becoming increasingly sensitive to fees, and those who can offer a better cost structure will be able to capitalize on this wave of benefits.