Here's a brief recap of today's Venus The lending incident: Background 1: A proposal was made to delist The from the Core lending pool tomorrow. Background 2: Before October 11th, someone used 4500 ETH obtained through a tornado attack to collateralize Aave and borrow stablecoins to continuously accumulate The (the cost is rumored to be around 14 million). Today, someone (suspected hacker?) pulled all the The tokens from six addresses accumulating The tokens and deposited them into Venus. They then borrowed Cake, BTC, and BNB, artificially inflating the price of The to borrow even more (no flash loan attack, just normal lending), and then allowed the lending pair to automatically liquidate, leaving Venus with 1.7M worth of bad debt in Cake (1.18 million Cakes). Currently, this person's address (0x1a35bd28efd46cfc46c2136f878777d69ae16231) contains 3,748,850w, and there's a debt of 1,183,952 cakes left on venus (which can only be borne by venus). If it were a hacker, it seems reasonable to disregard costs, but everything is too coincidental; if it wasn't a hacker, then...it's very strange...In any case, venus has definitely suffered losses.