Aave v4 has seen its deposits exceed $50 million as decentralized finance (DeFi) activity begins to recover. This marks a nearly 100% increase in deposits over the past month, signaling a renewed interest in DeFi platforms. The growth in Aave's deposits suggests a strengthening confidence in DeFi infrastructure, as users return to on-chain lending and yield-generating platforms following a period of stagnation. In a related development, a federal judge approved a $71 million Ethereum transfer to Aave LLC, linked to the Kelp DAO vulnerability case. This decision, made by Judge Margaret Garnett, follows modifications to a previous restraining order. The ruling has further elevated Aave's profile, highlighting the importance of governance and protocol security in the DeFi space. Meanwhile, AAVE's price structure shows signs of recovery, with analysts noting potential for a rounded bottom pattern, which could indicate a shift in momentum towards buyers.