LlamaRisk has proposed implementing timed borrowing buffers, or "speed limits," for Aave V3 to slow down rapid borrowing bursts. The mechanism would introduce delays on large borrow transactions, giving the protocol's guardian additional time to detect and respond to suspected attacks before funds can be fully drained. Under the proposal, legitimate large borrowers would also face these timed delays, representing a trade-off between security friction and protection against exploits. The speed limit aims to address vulnerabilities where attackers exploit price oracle failures or governance gaps to drain liquidity pools in a single transaction window.