I was using Aave for my DEFI activity. It's a great platform. If you are going to do collateral/lending, it's the best one out there. What I like about it is that I can swap the loaned assets, so I can borrow USDC, then when BTC or ETH drops, I can swap the loaned amount into those assets, ride the price down, then swap back into USDC once the drop has played out. This way I owe less in USDC against my collateral. But with the way things have been going, I have been really moving away from anything with any kind of counterparty risk, and DEFI platforms and their 'smart contracts' are technically counterparty risks. But if you are okay with that, then use away! I have just been going a different, more 'Austrian Economic' direction than basically recreating the current debt based financial system that we currently have.
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