USR dropped from 1:1 to 1:0.5, hackers made a killing, users are crying their eyes out, RLP holders can at least get back more than 60%, which is a small mercy in misfortune, Vault Street's name is so Wall Street.

Resolv Foundation announces a recovery plan following a protocol security incident: a 2026 vulnerability led to the illegal minting of USR, and the protocol is paused to enter recovery. Key points: before the attack, USR/wstUSR1:1 was redeemed for USDC; after the attack, USR1:0.5 was redeemed for USDC. Approximately 60%+ of RLP holders can be recovered, with part of the compensation paid in RESOLV tokens, and a 3-month payout window has been set. It also launches a new business line for Vault Street, focusing on RWA tokenization and structured yield. The first product, primeUSD, is in private testing for institutions, where participants can take part in leveraged U.S. Treasury strategies via stablecoins—blending traditional finance with on-chain DeFi. RESOLV token recovery will resume staking/unstaking, and reward issuance will restart. In the future, it will expand Vault Street, implement security upgrades, and build institutional-grade asset-on-chain onboarding infrastructure.