Curve DAO Token (CRV)

⚠️ DeFi loses credibility The founder of @CurveFinance questioned the state of the sector after more than $750 million was lost in hacks in 2026, pointing out structural security failures. 📰 Full article: https://t.co/qgrbrY4Scg

When Next 100x DeFi narrative drops and every single hack gets forgotten. Same was in 2016. And 2020. And 2023. DAO hack 2016 → DeFi is dead Flash loans attacks 2020 → DeFi is dead Terra collapse 2022 → DeFi is dead Curve exploit 2023 → DeFi is dead Last week's hacks → DeFi is dead Every time: panic, exodus, victory laps from critics. Every time: 3-5 months later TVL recovers with different faces. What changed? Protocols that survived shipped fixes. Multi-sig after DAO. Circuit breakers after flash loans. Oracle upgrades after Terra. DeFi learns from catastrophic failure, not documentation. TradFi needed decades and trillions lost to build safeguards (1929, 1987, 2008). DeFi compresses that. Months, not decades. Millions, not trillions. This is exactly how systems harden. Not by avoiding failure. By surviving it and shipping the fix. Next hack coming. Next narrative too. Cycle continues.

$CRV is looking pretty promising here! It flipped resistance into support and now also turned the structure bullish. If it holds above that grey box, it should be good to go! https://t.co/MIYDDrnZ7C

Curve Founder Calls for Industry-Wide DeFi Security Standards Curve founder Michael Egorov calls for industry-wide DeFi security standards to address recent preventable hacks caused by centralized single points of failure. Citing the Aave and rsETH incidents, he urged projects, auditors, and risk teams to share best practices, suggesting the Ethereum and Solana Foundations should take the lead in establishing these safety guidelines. https://t.co/HGgzqSVYu4

Wu reports that Curve founder Michael Egorov posted that recently many avoidable security incidents in DeFi stem from centralized single points of failure, which are harming the entire industry. He cited the Aave and rsETH incidents as examples, saying that related issues should be prevented before they occur rather than remedied afterward. He calls for the industry to jointly develop DeFi security standards to reduce single points of failure and for project teams, audit firms, and risk assessment teams to share best practices; he also suggests that the Ethereum Foundation and Solana Foundation coordinate ecosystem participants to formulate security principles and rules. https://t.co/Ch4QKi2Gg8

Oh wow. I swear, I did not know what is to happen in a couple of weeks after this was recorded! https://t.co/Pc8UcmvQRP

this many protocols on the same setup didn’t happen by accident Imo 👀 over 40% of the ecosystem running the same configuration and somehow it’s being framed like isolated builder mistakes? @LayerZero_Core had full visibility into this cases like @KelpDao didn’t come out of nowhere when everything pauses together, calling it an app-level issue just doesn’t hold This is systemic!

Okay so as I was shitting on CRV’s history, Kelp was exploited for $292m signaling an even worse ripple into Aave then CRV did. Now Justin Sun is again trying to be the bail out hero. Holy timing lmao.

According to Wu, Curve Finance stated that due to an attack on the LayerZero infrastructure related to rsETH, it has proactively suspended its LayerZero cross-chain functionality until the cause is identified; the current impact includes CRV cross-chain bridges from chains such as bnb, sonic, avalanche, fantom, etherlink, kava, as well as the fast cross-chain function of crvUSD (L2 slow cross-chain remains usable), while other chains using native bridges are unaffected. https://t.co/vrfo1RyV9y

Curve, cross-chain function temporarily halted by LayerZero due to rsETH-related issue https://t.co/H3eFjjM8QE https://t.co/vXafDbCeqM