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Fluid Launches aWETH Redemption Protocol to Reduce DeFi Systemic Risk, with an Initial Capacity of $1 Billion ETH

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April 20 — Fluid, a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, officially rolled out its aWETH redemption protocol on Wednesday. The launch comes as ETH utilization on the Aave platform has hit 100%, leaving many borrowers unable to withdraw funds and facing rising risks amid market volatility. The aWETH redemption protocol lets ETH borrowers: • Redeem aWETH for wstETH or weETH • Access liquidity instantly • Lower liquidation risks Key details: - Users who’ve only borrowed ETH can redeem in full - For those with ETH collateral and other outstanding debts, the collateral will seamlessly convert to wstETH or weETH—while their debt stays the same Fluid is partnering with Lido Finance, EtherFi, and other ecosystem partners to mitigate DeFi systemic risks, ease usage pressure, and foster a healthier DeFi market. The protocol’s initial capacity cap is $1 billion worth of ETH.
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rsETH Hack Event Protocol Responses Overview: Multi-Party Pause of LayerZero OFT Cross-Chain Bridge, rsETH Still Frozen in Aave

Saturday, April 20 — The LayerZero cross-chain bridge for rsETH (a liquidity re-staking token from Kelp DAO) was hacked, marking the largest DeFi hack of 2026 to date. The attacker forged LayerZero cross-chain messages to withdraw 116,500 rsETH directly from the bridge contract, then deposited the tokens into Aave and other lending platforms to borrow WETH—creating significant uncollateralized bad debt risk. Below is a roundup of responses from major DeFi protocols to the rsETH hack: Aave has shared an update on the rsETH incident: rsETH on the Ethereum mainnet is fully collateralized. The token remains frozen on Aave V3 and V4, while WETH reserves are frozen in affected markets including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Mantle, and Linea. Aave is actively verifying details and evaluating potential resolutions. Ethena has officially extended the suspension period for its LayerZero OFT cross-chain bridge. Additionally, the protocol released updated reserve proofs confirming its USDe stab

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Solana's multiple protocol stablecoin lending rates and utilization soar, with Jupiter Lend's USDC utilization reaching 99%.

April 20th: Cascading effects from the KelpDAO rsETH hack have begun to ripple through the DeFi ecosystem, with stablecoin borrowing rates and utilization rates rising at multiple Solana-based lending protocols: - **Jupiter Lend**: USDC supply stands at $4.21 billion, with $3.4 billion borrowed. Excluding protocol reserve liquidity, utilization has surged to ~99% (nearly all available liquidity is lent out). Current borrowing rate: 4.36%. - **Kamino Prime Market**: Total USDC supply ~$1.868 billion, borrowings ~$1.788 billion → utilization ~96%, borrowing rate 8.92%. **Kamino Main Market**: Total USDC supply ~$1.72 billion, borrowings ~$1.64 billion → utilization ~95.75%, borrowing rate 10.2%. - **Save Finance (formerly Solend)**: Borrowing utilization exceeds 70%, borrowing rate 3.9%. - **Marginfi**: USDC borrowing utilization hits 88.32%, borrowing rate 7.65%.

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Ethena Extends LayerZero OFT Cross-Chain Bridge Suspension Period

April 20: Ethena announced in an official post that it is extending the suspension of its LayerZero OFT cross-chain bridge, citing an unsatisfactory root cause analysis of the rsETH incident. The protocol also released its latest Proof of Reserve, audited by four independent third-party firms: Chainlink, Chaos Labs, LlamaRisk, and Harris & Trotter. The audit confirms Ethena’s USDe collateralization ratio remains above 100%. Results are publicly available on Ethena’s transparency page and data dashboard. The team noted it will continue monitoring the situation and share further updates.

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A certain whale holds a long position worth $100 million in ETH, with an entry price of $2,289

April 20th — Per EmberCN, a whale that liquidated a $398 million ETH long position at the peak (netting $684.7 million in profit) 4 days ago reentered the market today following a pullback to open a new long position. The whale now holds a 44,000 ETH long position across two wallets, with a position value of $100 million and an entry price of $2,289 per ETH.

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Aave: rsETH on Mainnet Has Full Collateral Support, Still Frozen on Aave V3 and V4

April 20: Aave has issued its latest update on the rsETH incident. Analysis shows rsETH on the Ethereum mainnet is fully collateralized. As a precaution, rsETH remains frozen on Aave V3 and V4. WETH reserves are also frozen in affected markets: Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Mantle, and Linea. Aave is actively verifying details and evaluating potential fixes.

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rsETH Hack Event Three Remediation Paths Analysis: Balancing Reputation Damage and Default Risk, Testing KelpDAO Reputation and Aave Risk Appetite

On April 20, DefiLlama founder 0xngmi outlined three potential moves KelpDAO could take in the wake of the rsETH exploit. Each option carries major downsides, and the final call will put KelpDAO’s reputation and Aave’s risk appetite to the test. ### **Path 1: Spread Losses Across All Users** KelpDAO is pushing a plan to impose a uniform 18.5% loss on all rsETH holders. Right now, ~666,000 rsETH tokens are collateralized across the Aave network—mostly highly leveraged on mainnet and L2s (assuming a 95% liquidation LTV). If losses are socialized, all mainnet positions would be wiped out, creating ~$216M in bad debt. Umbrella Protocol can cover $55M of that, while Aave’s Treasury would absorb an extra $85M, leaving a ~$76M gap. KelpDAO might try to fill this hole via borrowing or selling Aave tokens (currently worth ~$51M), but this would still hit Aave hard—and all users would end up sharing the loss. ### **Path 2: Rug L2 rsETH Holders Outright** KelpDAO wants to protect only

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