DeFi collaborative rescue mechanisms are rapidly being implemented, and cross-protocol risk management is entering a substantive stage.

Golem Foundation and Golem Factory announced that a total of 1,000 ETH will be allocated from the treasury to participate in the rsETH joint rescue operation led by Aave.
This funding will be used to restore the rsETH collateral support structure and advance subsequent liquidation and compensation processes for affected users.
From a mechanism perspective, this is not a single project rescue but a cross-protocol coordinated action under the "DeFi United" framework, marking an attempt by the decentralized finance system to establish a more systematic risk-sharing mechanism.
This move releases two key signals:
First, protocols are beginning to form a closer risk cooperation network;
Second, in extreme events, "treasury funds + multi-party collaboration" is becoming a new disposal paradigm.
DeFi is moving from "fighting alone" to "risk co-governance."
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