DeFi risk resolution enters a critical final stage, with Aave using "real money" to restore market trust.

Monitoring shows that during this rsETH incident, Aave has taken the lead by deploying 25,000 ETH (approximately $57.75 million) to cover bad debt gaps.
The current overall risk exposure is about 75,081 ETH, and through its leading DeFi United joint rescue mechanism, a commitment of 69,576 ETH (including loans and donations) has been secured, leaving only about 5,505 ETH to be filled.
This set of data sends a very important signal:

The protocol actively bears the losses, prioritizing system stability

Cross-protocol fund collaboration begins to take effect

Systemic risk has moved from the "spread phase" to the "convergence phase"

From a market perspective, this is not just about handling bad debt, but also a real-world test of DeFi's resilience.
When funds are willing to jointly fill the gap, it shows that this system still has "self-rescue capability."
What truly influences the future is not whether risks occur, but whether someone is willing to take responsibility after risks happen.
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