The lending agreement Tydro has suspended the market due to a suspected national-level attack and will resume after migrating to the Chainlink oracle

The largest lending protocol Tydro under Kraken's Ink Layer 2 announced yesterday that it will remain in a market pause state until the completion of the Chainlink price oracle migration. On May 4, the risk management agency Chaos Labs notified Tydro that its oracle provider had been attacked, with an attack pattern similar to that of a nation-state actor, and recommended an immediate pause of all markets.

Tydro stated that there were no abnormal price feeds to its market before or after the pause, and user positions were unaffected. About 48 hours later, Chaos Labs confirmed that the compromised keys had been rotated, and technically, operations could resume, but Tydro chose to continue the pause until the second push oracle was in place. The completion of the Chainlink migration will trigger a 48-hour time lock, during which a four-hour grace period will also be set, allowing borrowers with health factors below 1 to repay or add collateral without being liquidated. Tydro is a white-label deployment of Aave v3, and the total market size has recently exceeded $700 million.