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Geoff Kendrick, head of digital asset research at Standard Chartered Bank, predicts that AAVE may rise to $3500 by the end of 2030, which is about 50 times higher than the current $70. Geoff Kendrick stated that Aave has emerged from the disruption caused by the April cyber theft incident and assets are beginning to flow back. In April, attackers used approximately $290 million worth of stolen tokens as collateral for Aave, resulting in a potential loss of up to $230 million for Aave. Geoff Kendrick stated that Aave will hold approximately $750 million in deposits at its peak in October 2025, and expects the value of DeFi active tokenized assets to increase 37 times by the end of this decade. Standard Chartered expects the protocol growth to translate into an increase in AAVE tokens, and the Aave token repurchase program may restart. Aave's Horizon program may help attract traditional financial institutions.