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AAVE uses a shared liquidity layer so when one pool is exploited all pools are affected. Morpho uses isolated markets so there’s no contagion risk. AAVE contracts are fully upgradable via proxy. Morpho contracts are immutable. AAVE uses a DAO to decide which assets are supported. Morpho lets anyone create new markets. AAVE uses 15,000 lines of code so there’s a massive attack surface. Morpho is less than 650 lines of code so it’s much easier to audit. Way less moving parts. There are other differences but those are the four areas where Morpho has a major advantage.

AAVE uses a shared liquidity layer so when one pool is exploited all pools are affected. Morpho uses isolated markets so there’s no contagion risk. AAVE contracts are fully upgradable via proxy. Morpho contracts are immutable. AAVE uses a DAO to decide which assets are supported. Morpho lets anyone create new markets. AAVE uses 15,000 lines of code so there’s a massive attack surface. Morpho is less than 650 lines of code so it’s much easier to audit. Way less moving parts. There are other differences but those are the four areas where Morpho has a major advantage.

> I *think* Bisq provides that option
In its way, yes. The trade protocol requires both parties to lock up the BTC being traded, along with their security deposits with a script requiring both to sign to release the funds. But the script also includes a path that can be used after some number of days if dispute resolution fails, giving the funds to the Bisq DAO; after that, an arbitrator comes in and decides the proper resolution. The arbitrator pays out with their own funds and then seeks compensation from the DAO, so they are financial incentivized to do the right thing. (There's a bit more, too, but I don't want to make this explanation overly long.)