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OneKey founder Yishi spoke out about the Resupply attack incident, calling on projects like Curve to refund user losses

ChainCatcher news, OneKey founder Yishi publicly stated about "Curve ecosystem DeFi protocol Resupply suffering a price manipulation attack resulting in a loss of $9.6 million," demanding that Curve provide a fair solution for every investor and return the user funds lost due to serious technical errors by the project team.Yishi revealed that he is one of the three major investors in Resupply, and the losses from this incident amount to millions of dollars. He accused the team of banning reasonable questioners on Discord and lacking the necessary accountability. He emphasized that the vulnerability stemmed from the failure to destroy the initial shares when deploying the ERC4626 vault, allowing attackers to mint shares at almost zero cost and drain the vault, which constitutes a protocol-level design and deployment error.Yishi stated that it is unreasonable for the Resupply team to shift the losses onto the insurance pool depositors, as the insurance pool is meant for black swan events and market fluctuations, not to cover the team's technical negligence. He also pointed out that Curve, Convex, and Yearn had participated in supporting Resupply in various forms and had gained actual benefits from it, and should not shirk responsibility afterward. He called for the relevant parties to bear the necessary costs and return user assets.In response to the incident, Curve stated this morning, "Although Resupply was not developed by the Curve team, its creators are experienced, and we believe they will do their best to address the issue. The insurance pool is intended to provide protection for such security incidents, and any recovered assets should be prioritized for processing."

Coatue founder elaborates on the EMW2025 report: Bitcoin's asset status rises, stablecoin system benefits become prominent

ChainCatcher news, at the recent EMW2025 conference, Coatue Management co-founder Philippe and Thomas Laffont were interviewed by the podcast BG2, where they delved into the latest market research report, providing an in-depth analysis of the valuation logic of crypto assets, the development trends of stablecoins, and their institutional significance.Philippe stated that Bitcoin is gradually evolving into a "corporate-level asset," with a current market capitalization of about $2 trillion, which still represents a low percentage of the nearly $500 trillion in global net assets, indicating further upward potential. He predicts that as institutions gradually accept its volatility, Bitcoin's market capitalization is expected to rise to $5-6 trillion in the future, becoming a more systematically influential asset class.Thomas emphasized that the advancement of stablecoin legislation is an important milestone for the crypto industry, significantly reducing regulatory uncertainty. He anticipates that "interest-bearing stablecoins" will emerge in the near future, potentially issued by governments in different maturities, directly targeting global investors and reshaping the issuance mechanism and participation methods of sovereign bonds.The two founders pointed out that traditional VCs, after experiencing early project failures, have a biased understanding of crypto assets. However, with the widespread application of Bitcoin and stablecoins, the industry's valuation methods need to be more flexible, reassessing the trend value of leading assets. At the same time, stablecoins have gradually become core tools for corporate payments and fund management, as the crypto market shifts from "speculative logic" to "institutional recognition and practical drive."
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