Aave V4 DeFi Explore
Aave V4 DeFi Explore is a tool that lets you research Aave V4 positions in detail, including the option to simulate prices of assets in your borrow position to see how they affect your position's health. On top of that, you're able to explore the liquidity/yield information of:
Spokes (Markets)
Assets
Hubs
On top of that, you'll find information on all Liquidations happening on Aave V4.
This tool is currently only available for Ethereum Mainnet.
The available tools/stats on Aave V4 DeFi Explore include:
Market/Hub/Asset Info:

This page provides you with quick insight into the total supplied/borrowed amounts within a specific V4 market, along with an overview of all available assets and their stats - including:
Supplied amount and Supply cap
Borrowed amount and Borrow cap
Supply/Borrow APY
Current asset price
Additionally, you have the option of looking at the available markets and liquidity across V4 Mainnet Hubs:

Positions:

The Positions page will show you a list of all currently open Aave V4 positions.
Once we click on a position, we can get a very detailed overview of it:

This interface is essentially the same UI that DeFi Saver users see when they access their Aave position.
Aside from basic information such as the Safety/Health ratio and the supplied/borrowed amounts - this dashboard shows:
Liquidation ratio/limit
Borrow power used
Net APY
Market info, which shows the supply and borrow APY of each supplied/borrowed asset, among other relevant info
Position History, which showcases all of the transactions associated with that position - along with an option to export it to CSV
Price Simulator:
This tool can be accessed once you open up a specific position under "Simulate price changes".
By clicking on any of the assets underneath, users can either type in a new price of the asset, or use the slider:

Once a new price is input, the UI will update all of the position metrics to simulate what it would look like if the asset reached the set price:

Liquidations:
The Liquidations page, as its name suggests, will show you all the liquidations that have ocurred on V4.

To the right of each liquidation, you'll be able to open up the liquidation transaction on Etherescan.
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