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Aave Co-founder: Community Not Interested in Potential Horizon Token Launch, Consensus Will Be Respected

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On March 16th, Stani, the co-founder of Aave, recently announced the launch of the RWA product Horizon. However, he hinted at the potential introduction of the Horizon token, which has also attracted the scrutiny of the community. According to Temp Check, a portion of Horizon's profits will be allocated to the Aave DAO. If a token is launched, 15% will be allocated to the Aave DAO. The community believes that a new token and brand will detract from the value of Aave. L1D investment partner 0xLouisT stated that introducing a new token for a new business line is a scam. In response, Stani said that the overall consensus of the Aave DAO is not interested in other tokens, and this consensus will be respected. The right way to explore RWAs will be found, and only the AAVE token will be used.
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