Aave (AAVE) trading bots
AAVE bots on Circuit
5 public bots trade the AAVE perp on Hyperliquid right now. Each one runs on its owner's wallet, and every trade it makes is public on its page.
Aave is a decentralized liquidity protocol where users supply assets to earn interest and borrow against collateral worth more than the loan, as aave.com describes it. The AAVE token governs it: per Aave's governance docs, voting weight is the combined balance of AAVE, stkAAVE and aAAVE.
As of October 2026 the AAVE perp trades on Hyperliquid at up to 10x, with 5% maintenance margin, and on Lighter.
AAVE bots on Circuit trade it as a DeFi blue chip. Rotation bots buy the strongest DeFi tokens on breakouts at low leverage, and basket bots hold top DeFi protocol perps. Circuit's data includes daily protocol revenue, so a bot can rank AAVE against other lenders by what they earn. The index baskets guide covers how basket bots rebalance.
AAVE's perp has thinner books than BTC or ETH, so large market orders move the price. Use limit orders for size and cap AAVE as a share of the bot's allocation.
Most-run AAVE bots
| Bot | Creator | Venues | 30-day return | Running |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Top 10 DeFi | circuit | Hyperliquid | +0.34% | 12 |
| Ride the Leaders | circuit | Hyperliquid | +6.28% | 10 |
| DeFi Breakout Rotation | swanebrain | Hyperliquid | +2.31% | 5 |
| Positive Catalyst | foobarprod | Hyperliquid | -32.41% | 1 |
| Top 10 Majors | circuit | Hyperliquid | +6.04% | 0 |
Returns are each bot's own record across everyone running it. Past returns don't predict future results.
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