Sentora has submitted an Aave Request for Final Comments (ARFC) proposing independently curated lending markets on Aave V4, initially on Ethereum, with half of each instance's protocol revenue going to the Aave DAO and half to Sentora. Sentora would manage collateral assets, caps, interest-rate curves, liquidation settings and price oracles, while Aave DAO governance would retain smart-contract ownership, upgrades, permissions and final control. Borrowing would be limited to RLUSD, PYUSD and OUSD, while USDe, PRIME, mWIN, PST and kBTC would serve as collateral. Aave's risk service providers would not be responsible for monitoring the markets, recommending parameters or responding to incidents. The proposal remains in community feedback and requires a Snapshot vote before advancing to an Aave Improvement Proposal for onchain approval and execution. The DAO would incur no operating costs, while the proposal includes timelocks, asset-review periods and veto rights for Aave service providers. Aave V4 total value locked rose from $402 million on September 15 to $660 million on September 29, a roughly 64% increase. Sentora previously orchestrated a $100 million ETH loan for Aave V3's Lido markets.