Gauntlet has updated the progress on resolving the vulnerability on platform X. The USDC Frontier (v1) on the Base network has been reallocated, eliminating bad debt risk. Deposits for v1 and v2 vaults are now reopened, and Morpho will remove the warning tomorrow. The mainnet USDC Frontier (v2) vault is being restarted, and more information will be provided based on subsequent fixes.

The Fluid team has secured short-term loans covering 100% of non-performing debt to ensure user funds safety. ResolvLabs will handle USR positions prior to the security incident, and investors intend to increase FLUID holdings to strengthen protections. Smart contracts are functioning normally, market operations are stable, with potential interest rate fluctuations possible.

Gate News reported that on March 22, DeFi protocol Fluid released an announcement stating that it learned of the Resolv hacker incident. Fluid's automatic credit limit mechanism prevented excessive borrowing of funds, and the USR market has been suspended from trading with the situation under control. Fluid stated that if there are any bad debts remaining on the protocol, all user losses will be fully compensated. User funds and protocol security are Fluid's top priorities, and a comprehensive review is currently underway. A detailed post-mortem analysis report will be released after the investigation concludes.

Venus Protocol's $THE market suffered an attack, resulting in approximately $2.15 million in bad debt. The attacker bypassed supply caps by borrowing to purchase $THE, causing exchange rate inflation. Following the incident, Justin Sun and other holders made substantial XVS deposits.

dTRINITY suffered a first deposit inflation attack by dLEND on March 17, resulting in $257,000 in bad debt. The protocol has been suspended, and the team has committed to fully covering losses with internal funds. Bad debt repayment will begin within 24 hours after the announcement. Other deployments remain unaffected, and user funds are safe.

Lido responded to the liquidation event on March 10 caused by the CAPO oracle price error, stating that there will be no bad debt and that affected users will be fully compensated. The Lido Earn product was unaffected, and user funds are safe.

Chaos Labs analysis indicates that the recent $27 million liquidation event of Aave was caused by a CAPO risk oracle configuration issue, leading to exchange rate calculation errors. Inconsistent smart contract parameters caused the liquidation to occur, but the protocol did not incur bad debt. The Aave treasury will cover the remaining losses, and it is expected that DAO compensation will not exceed 345 ETH.

Ethereum Treasury Company Chairman Tom Lee told CNBC that despite bad news in the market, performance has exceeded expectations and a bottom is being formed. He believes March is the bottom formation period, and the decline in software and crypto assets is nearing an end. Investors should remain patient and seize opportunities.