In the unlikely event this is a real question and not trolling:
The US government cannot run out of dollars. The only credit risk is willful default.
Aave can run out of USDC/USDT, which themselves can run out of dollars.
Aave carries some credit risk, as does the stablecoin you use (some more than others)
Tbills are also exempt from state and local taxes.
Liquidity is usually a bit better on Aave (24/7 vs T+1).
Tbills are easily used as collateral in a larger portfolio. Aave deposits (much to my disappointment) are not.
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