Aave responds to Gauntlet: There is currently no need to enforce any actions through governance.

BlockBeats reported on June 15th that in response to the proposal to "freeze the CRV market on Aave v2" by DeFi risk manager Gauntlet, Marc Zeller, the integration lead at Aave, replied that users should be able to freely use the protocol and that caution should be exercised when implementing any "solutions" that may have more negative than positive impacts. Currently, artificially increasing the liquidation probability by increasing the reserve factor (RF) or decreasing the liquidation threshold (LT) may not be the wisest approach. "We usually encourage the use of Aave v3 instead of v2. One of the reasons for the large position growth in v2 is due to the overly conservative CRV parameters in v3, which hinder seamless migration. In our opinion, there is currently no need to enforce any action through governance." Previously, Gauntlet had stated that the risk parameters in v3 were more suitable for the CRV lending market. Freezing the CRV market on v2 would limit user operations, including deposits and borrowing.