Expand $SOL (Solid Oxide) - The US and Iran have stopped talking, the talks are over. Like an arrow piercing the clouds, a thousand armies rush to meet it. It surged in two minutes. My Chen family army has been holding onto $SOL at 87 for so long, it deserves an explanation. Seriously, this bookmaker is really ridiculous. Was I too obvious with my hand? Knowing I was going to take profit at 92, they deliberately pushed it up to 91.9 to tease me. Just like I told you guys this afternoon, as long as you stick to your direction and don't move recklessly, let them be strong, the breeze still blows across the mountain, what's meant to be yours will come. Secondly, lately, the point-by-point errors are really annoying. Who can stand this? Now I've tripled my bet. Brothers, take some profits first, market price take-profit for the first tier, then set a break-even stop-loss and continue attacking the second tier. Let's see what they do then. #Trump48HourUltimatum #SOLSector

Expand #PeckShield Alert @ResolvLabs protocol was attacked, resulting in a loss of approximately $25 million. The attacker minted 80 million $USR using 200,000 USDC and then staked them as $wstUSR to bypass a liquidity issue. The attacker liquidated most of the position by exchanging $wstUSR for stablecoins, and ultimately for $ETH. Due to the 80% price drop in $USR, the attacker currently holds 11,400 $ETH (approximately $24 million) and 20 million $wstUSR (approximately $1.3 million).

Expand Sol generates a 1MB disk, and BSC generates 50 20KB disks to counter it.

Expand Last night's Resolv vulnerability incident was a very unique experience for me because I was in an informal meeting with @mezzanine_fi's core team, so we were monitoring the situation in real-time from the minutes it occurred (being notified via @HypernativeLabs). First, thanks to @SaulCapital and @yieldsandmore, who were among the first teams to discover the vulnerability and notify the community. As a result, within minutes, Discord and Telegram groups began working to mitigate the risk. Impressively, @infiniFi was able to quickly analyze and eliminate all exposure with zero loss. They also mentioned that @pagerduty played a crucial role in waking up/notifying all relevant team members and taking action almost immediately. @SteakhouseFi also quickly mitigated all exposure, and to my knowledge, they were the first curators to announce the risk reduction progress. @reservoir_xyz also quickly analyzed their exposure at Steakhouse and updated everyone on the progress. In YAM and DeFi Dojo, various arbitrage opportunities were analyzed in real time. I'm proud and encouraged that no one on Dojo promoted malicious lending strategies on Fluid. Instead, they focused on more ethically pegged arbitrage strategies on DOLA and GHO, actively analyzing all second-order risks so the community could act quickly. Services like Hypernative and PagerDuty are clearly crucial for real-time detection of de-pegged and questionable minting, and I strongly recommend all protocols and risk analysis enthusiasts include tools like Hypernative in their core toolkits. It's heartbreaking to see @0xfluid affected; it's a protocol I really like, and I love my team, even though they occasionally make some strong statements on Twitter. Even so, they seem to have found a way forward, and I'll certainly be there to support them. I also hope @ResolvLabs can find a solution, because technically, the underlying assets of Resolv are not affected. The most affected are primarily liquidity providers (LPs) and the lending market. Key takeaways: - Lending markets no longer hardcode stablecoins as 1. - Minting and redemption (of all sizes) requiring only KYC verification can generally mitigate minting vulnerabilities. - Governance needs to be 24/7, therefore infrastructure must be built to allow liquidity withdrawals/risk mitigation when necessary. - Monitoring services should be available to everyone. - Liquidity providers remain the most vulnerable targets in minting vulnerability attacks. - Operational security (OpSec) is not a secondary issue; it needs to be given equal importance to smart contract risks (note).

Expand 🔔Data: At least 15 security attacks have occurred in the DeFi sector since 2026, resulting in losses exceeding $137 million. According to Mars Finance, crypto analyst Cipher (@CipherResearchx) reports that at least 15 security attacks have occurred in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector, resulting in losses exceeding $137 million. The losses for each event are as follows: Step Finance lost approximately $27.3 million, Truebit lost approximately $26.2 million, Resolv lost over $25 million, SwapNet lost approximately $13.4 million, YieldBlox lost approximately $10.97 million, SagaEVM lost approximately $7 million, Makina lost approximately $5 million, IoTeX lost approximately $4.4 million, Aperture Finance and Venus Protocol each lost approximately $3.7 million, CrossCurve lost approximately $2.8 million, Solv Protocol lost approximately $2.7 million, FOOMCASH lost approximately $2.3 million, Moonwell lost approximately $1.8 million, and TMX lost approximately $1.4 million.

Expand 🔔Fluid: Short-Term Loans Secured to Cover 100% of Bad Debt in Protocol, User Funds Unaffected Mars Finance reports that Fluid announced on its X platform that the team has secured short-term loans sufficient to cover 100% of the protocol's current bad debt. These funds are pledged by Lomashuk, cyberfund, weremeow, and the Fluid core team to ensure the safety of user funds. ResolvLabs has confirmed it will cover all USR positions incurred prior to the security incident and will open necessary redemptions to close the relevant debt positions. Furthermore, several investors have expressed interest in purchasing FLUID from the Treasury to further strengthen the protocol's backup measures should additional funds are needed. Fluid smart contracts are functioning normally, all other markets are operating normally, and the protocol's safeguards remain in effect. Users may experience temporary interest rate fluctuations during the liquidation period.

Expand Two decentralized exchanges: @Uniswap's fees are twice that of @solana, but its valuation is more than 15 times lower. See the image below 👇

Expand As of this writing, millions of dollars in bad debt have been incurred in Gauntlet's Morpho vault due to the Resolv USR vulnerability. Almost all of the bad debt occurred after the vulnerability was exploited. So why would a curator provide millions of dollars in USDC to a market that has already collapsed? Let's delve into that.

Expand This May, all members of @solana will gather in Miami to present our vision for the future of American finance and innovation. We cordially invite you to join us. 🇺🇸/acc

Expand Someone exploited a vulnerability to mint 50 million USR with 100,000 USDC, causing the ResolvLabs stablecoin USR to plummet by 95%! I saw this in the afternoon but didn't dare to buy in! Did any experts manage to profit from this?