Just saw an interesting breakdown from chain analysts about that Resolve attack back in March. The attacker started with just 100K USDC and managed to mint 50M USR tokens - that's a wild leverage play right there. Then they converted 35M of those USR into wstUSR and started systematically swapping everything back into stables. By the time they moved to ethereum, they'd already accumulated around 4.55M worth of ETH through a series of USDT purchases. Pretty calculated execution when you think about it - converting a 100K initial position into that kind of ethereum exposure. The whole thing shows how these exploits can chain together across different protocols if you know the right sequence.