Aave’s V3 platform is facing renewed scrutiny over reserve transparency around its B20 stock-linked tokens. For names like AAPLc, GOOGLc, METAc, and NVDAc, there is no verified live reserve visible on-chain in Aave’s official V3 Base address book. That means users cannot inspect the usual market structure for those assets, including reserve entries, linked aTokens or debt tokens, live oracle feeds, and risk settings, to verify how backing, pricing, and liquidation would work in practice.
This appears to be a gap specific to the B20 stock tokens on V3, not to Aave as a whole. Until those reserve details are published, users do not have the normal on-chain visibility they would expect for checking these markets.