Aave [OLD] wallet
The most secure hardware wallet for your Aave [OLD]
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How to secure your Aave [OLD] with Tangem?
When you buy or hold Aave [OLD] in Tangem, it secures your private keys in many ways:
- With Tangem's seedless setup and multi-card backup, your Aave [OLD] stays in your hands only.
- IP69K water/dust protection keeps the cards safe from heat, cold, shocks, and X-rays.
- Access code + biometric lock inside Tangem Mobile prevent unauthorized use.
- Private keys are generated and stored inside the EAL6+ secure element — never leaving the card.
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What is Aave [OLD] (LEND)?
LEND is the original token of ETHLend, the peer-to-peer lending project that became Aave. It is listed here as Aave [OLD] for a reason: LEND was retired in the rebrand and replaced by AAVE at a ratio of 100 LEND to 1 AAVE. Everything the current protocol does - governance, safety module, the parameters that matter - runs on AAVE. LEND does none of it.
So if you are holding LEND, you are holding a legacy ERC-20. The contract still exists on Ethereum and still transfers normally, because token contracts do not get switched off, but it has no role in Aave today. A balance that has been sitting in an old wallet since before the migration is the usual way people end up with it: keys recovered years later, an address dusted off, and a ticker that no longer matches the protocol it names.
Whether the swap route is still available is worth verifying against the protocol's own current documentation before making plans around it, as migration facilities of this kind do not stay open indefinitely.
Supported networks in Tangem (1): Ethereum.
One detail helps here: a migration never changes where you hold from. Tangem derives the address from a key created inside the card, and that key is not re-issued when a token you hold is replaced by a successor - the same card that held LEND receives whatever it converts to, at the same address, with the backup card you set up still valid. Old positions are exactly the case for storage whose address outlives the tokens sitting at it.
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See all supported cryptosAave [OLD] FAQ
- A reliable wallet for LEND should prioritize robust security and user-friendly access. Tangem offers offline protection coupled with straightforward mobile management.
- Software wallets for Aave [OLD] are often free, but hardware wallets usually require a one-time purchase. Sending transactions may involve network fees.
- The safest Aave [OLD] wallet keeps your private keys offline and protected from unauthorized access. Hardware wallets, such as Tangem, offer the highest level of protection because they isolate keys from online risks.
- A Aave [OLD] wallet is a tool that lets you store, send, and receive your digital assets. It manages your private keys, which prove ownership of your LEND.
- LEND was the ETHLend token; AAVE replaced it in the rebrand at 100 LEND to 1 AAVE. Current Aave governance and protocol functions use AAVE only, and LEND has no role in them.
- No. The LEND contract still transfers on Ethereum, but the live protocol recognizes AAVE. LEND carries no voting rights and no protocol function.
- Token contracts are not shut down, so pre-migration balances remain visible and transferable at their old addresses indefinitely, whether or not they were ever converted.
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