Building Applications with GHO
summary
Workshop explains how GHO mints and burns through Aave’s protocol using on‑chain facilitators (Aave facilitator and flash mint facilitator), shows the single-line mint function in the GHO contract, and details rate mechanics tied to staked A and a governance-set discount curve. Demoed primitives include EIP-2612 permit, ERC-4626 vaults and credit delegation; suggested builds: payment SDKs, tokenized vaults, new facilitator designs. LFGHO offers $75,000+ USD in prizes.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Welcome
- 0:23What is GHO in Aave
- 3:10How GHO borrowing works
- 6:21GHO interest rates
- 8:06GHO stability mechanisms
- 11:37LFGH hackathon tracks
- 12:21Payments track use cases
- 16:10Credit delegation integrations
- 17:34Building GHO apps and SDKs
- 18:20Vaults track interactions
- 20:27Facilitators track minting
- 22:59Integrations track apps
- 24:43GHO building resources
- 25:05Q&A
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