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TechFlow news: On April 19, according to on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain (@lookonchain), following the KelpDAO incident, the attacker deposited rsETH into Aave and borrowed ETH, resulting in bad debt on Aave. As a result, several whales have begun urgently withdrawing ETH from Aave. Currently, ETH utilization on Aave has reached 100%.
According to on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain (@lookonchain), impacted by the KelpDAO incident, the attacker deposited rsETH into Aave and borrowed ETH, resulting in a bad debt on Aave. As a result, several whales have begun urgently withdrawing ETH from Aave. Currently, ETH utilization on Aave has risen to 100%.
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