A coalition of blockchain projects has unveiled a technical strategy to restore backing for rsETH and stabilize lending markets. The plan focuses on re-collateralizing the asset and unwinding fraudulent positions on the Aave protocol.
- Exploit originated from a bridge vulnerability on April 18
- 116,500 rsETH were created without proper backing
- 107,000 tokens remain tied up in Aave and Compound positions
- Recovery plan involves staged ETH re-collateralization
- Controlled liquidations could recover 13,000 ETH from Aave
- Execution depends on multi-chain governance approvals
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