According to PANews news on June 15, Gauntlet, a DeFi risk manager, said on Twitter that it is recommended to freeze CRV on Aave v2 in order to significantly reduce the risk of loss. Users are encouraged to migrate to Aave v3. Gauntlet said that the risk parameters of v3 are more suitable for the CRV lending market. Among them, freezing the CRV market of v2 will restrict user operations, including operations such as depositing and lending.

In response, Marc Zeller, head of integration at Aave, responded: "Users should be free to take advantage of the protocol, and need to be careful to implement "solutions" that may bring more negative effects than benefits. Currently, by increasing the reserve factor (RF) or Lowering the liquidation threshold (LT) while artificially increasing the odds of liquidation is probably not the smartest approach. We generally encourage Aave v3 over v2. One of the reasons for this large position growth in v2 is due to the overly conservative CRV parameter in v3 Resulting in an impediment to a seamless migration, there is no need, in our view, to enforce any action through governance at this time."