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Resolv (USR)
stablecoin issuer · Global · Resolv
An attacker used a compromised minting key to create about 80M USD of unbacked Resolv USR around 22 Mar 2026; Resolv paused the protocol and limited redemptions to verified pre-incident holders as USR lost its peg.
- First disruption
- Mar 22
- First public signal
- Mar 22 (on-chain detection of unbacked USR mint; Resolv post)
- Acknowledged
- Mar 22
- Restored
- not yet
- Duration
- not established
- DFX first recorded
- Nov 5 14:58 UTC
What was restricted
Protocol functions paused; redemptions reopened later only for allowlisted pre-incident holders; USR fell to as low as 0.03 to 0.27 USD.
Financial impact: About 80M USD unbacked USR minted, about 25M USD extracted (estimates); about 180M USD liquidations on Morpho reported.
Cause, kept in separate layers
- What the institution said
- Compromised privileged (AWS KMS) minting key used to mint about 80M unbacked USR; collateral pool not directly compromised
- DFX classification
- Confirmed cyber (cyber: confirmed)
- Conflicting reports
- Collateral and price figures conflict across sources.
Dependencies
A dependency is a documented relationship. It is not evidence that the provider was compromised.
- Downstream: Morpho, Fluid lending markets: about 180M USD liquidations and 334M USD outflows (plausible)
Evidence
- Cointelegraph · 2026-03
- AMBCrypto · 2026-03
- Whale Alert · 2026-03