Golden Finance reported that the TVL of synthetic asset protocol Alchemix reached $6 million, and Alchemix currently offers alUSD (borrowing against selected dollar-pegged stable coins) and alETH (borrowing against ETH).

Decentralized Finance protocol Alchemix said on social media that L rewards for alETH/frxETH and alETH/wETH have been turned on, and users can deposit and earn rewards.

Decentralized Finance lending protocol Alchemix announced on the X platform that its Mainnet AMO has been re-established, which provides alAsset liquidity, supports alETH and generates revenue for the DAO. alETH lending is now activated, users can access and redeem new loans, and the next step will be to fully re-support alETH in accordance with AIP-101.

Decentralized Finance lending protocol Alchemix has announced that its Mainnet AMO has been re-established, which provides alAsset Liquidity, supports alETH and generates revenue for the DAO. alETH lending is now activated, users can access and exchange new loans, and the next step is to fully re-support alETH in accordance with AIP-101.

PANews reported on September 4 that DeFi lending protocol Alchemix issued a document stating that a white hat MEV robot operator has returned 43.3 ETH profits obtained through arbitrage from the Curve alETH/ETH pool attack incident. This will be added to the reallocated funds.

Jinse Finance reported that according to PeckShield_ monitoring, about $73.5 million worth of cryptocurrencies on Ethereum were stolen in the Curve Reentrancy loophole. So far, about 73% of that, or about $52.3 million, has been returned. The remaining ~$19.7 million worth of cryptocurrency on Ethereum has yet to be returned by the first Curve CRV-ETH exploiter (0xb752…b324). The details of the returned funds are as follows: AlchemixFi returned all: $22 million (including 7,258 ETH + 4,821 alETH) Jpegd Frontrunner returned 90%: $11.5 million (equivalent to 5,495.4 WETH) Metronome ($1.6 million) + CRV pool ($5.3 million) by c0ffeebabe.eth returns: $7 million Alchemix (Operation White Hat): $13 million.

Odaily Planet Daily News on-chain data shows that the alETH attacker returned 1,000 alETH to Alchemix.

On August 4th, the alETH attacker left a message to the address configured by Curve through an on-chain transfer: "Please confirm that the 0xbabe... address is all of Curve's addresses, make sure we don't make a mistake." Curve replied that please return the funds related to the alETH pool hack to the Alchemix multisig (0x9e2b).

Odaily Planet Daily News The alETH attacker left a message to the Curve deployment address through the chain transfer: "Please confirm that the 0xbabe... address is all Curve addresses, make sure we don't get it wrong."

Odaily Planet Daily News on-chain data shows that the address of the founder of Curve deposited 16 million CRV into Aave V2 more than 5 hours ago, which may be aimed at improving its loan health factor. According to previous reports, the alETH/ETH, msETH/ETH, pETH/ETH, and CRV/ETH pools on Curve were attacked due to recursive lock vulnerabilities that failed in some versions of Vyper (0.2.15, 0.2.16, and 0.3.0). Affected by the attack, the price drop of CRV may force the founder of Curve to liquidate the $70 million borrowing position on Aave.

Odaily Planet Daily News The Ethereum programming language Vyper released an announcement saying: Vyper versions 0.2.15, 0.2.16 and 0.3.0 have recursive lock vulnerabilities that fail. Investigations are ongoing, but any projects using these versions should contact us immediately. Curve’s official response stated: Because of the vulnerability in Vyper 0.2.15, some stablecoin pools (alETH/msETH/pETH) have been attacked. We are assessing the situation and will issue updates to the community as the situation develops. Other pools are safe.