Stablecoin Resupply protocol lost $9.6 million after being attacked by price manipulation.

The decentralized finance protocol (DeFi) Resupply has just confirmed a security attack on the wstUSR market, resulting in damages of approximately 9.6 million USD.

According to blockchain security company Cyvers, the incident stemmed from price manipulation related to the synthetic stablecoin cvcrvUSD. The hacker exploited a vulnerability in the ResupplyPair contract to inflate the price of the stake, thereby borrowing 10 million reUSD with very little collateral. The entire amount was laundered through Tornado Cash, then transferred to Ethereum and split into two wallets. Resupply has temporarily suspended related contracts and committed to publishing a detailed report after the investigation. The incident highlights significant security risks with DeFi protocols, especially those that rely on oracles. According to CertiK, the total damage from cryptocurrency hacks in 2025 has exceeded 2.1 billion USD.

Stablecoin Resupply Protocol loses $9.6 million due to price manipulation

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