Over $5.4 billion in assets have been withdrawn following the rsETH attack on Aave, with on-chain lending demand shifting to protocols like Spark.

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ME News Report, April 19 (UTC+8), according to Ember Monitoring, due to hackers illegally minting rsETH collateralized on Aave and borrowing a large amount of Ethereum, more than 5.4 billion USD worth of assets have been urgently withdrawn from Aave for risk mitigation purposes. Among them, Sun Yuchen also withdrew his 65,584 ETH on Aave, worth approximately 154 million USD. Currently, on-chain lending demand has shifted to protocols like Spark, causing ETH deposit interest rates on Spark to spike to 130% at one point, now around 18%. (Source: Foresight News)
AAVE-3.68%
SPK-1.24%
ETH-0.31%
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GateUser-870b5e71
· 3h ago
130% down to 18%, I’m very familiar with this gap
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PermissionedFury
· 3h ago
Lending and borrowing protocols are more exciting than DeFi summer.
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MevInRetrospect
· 3h ago
rsETH this pit is dug deep enough
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AirdropSidequest
· 3h ago
Ember's monitoring is even more accurate than on-chain detectives.
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GateUser-4eae4cef
· 3h ago
Hackers play arbitrage, retail investors play heartbeat
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LimitOrderMonk
· 3h ago
€540 million withdrawal, Aave has taken a heavy hit this time
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0xLateAgain
· 3h ago
Can I still go for this 18% now, or am I worried about buying high?
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Cream-ColoredCross-ChainBridge
· 3h ago
Brother Sun runs faster than anyone else
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