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On April 19, Morpho announced that shortly after the KelpDAO and LayerZero incidents, it has proactively suspended the OFT cross-chain bridge for MORPHO tokens on Arbitrum. The cross-chain functionality on Arbitrum will remain suspended until the root cause of the rsETH incident is determined.

[Morpho Suspends OFT Cross-Chain Bridge for MORPHO on Arbitrum Until Root Cause of rsETH Incident is Determined]On April 19, Morpho announced that shortly after the KelpDAO and LayerZero incidents, it has proactively suspended the OFT cross-chain bridge for MORPHO tokens on Arbitrum. The cross-chain functionality on Arbitrum will remain suspended until the root cause of the rsETH incident is determined.

Morpho Suspends OFT Cross-Chain Bridge for MORPHO on Arbitrum Until Root Cause of rsETH Incident is Determined

On April 19, Morpho co-founder and CEO Paul Frambot stated regarding the recent KelpDAO incident: · Morpho's smart contracts are secure and continue to operate as expected; · Exposure is limited, and the curator has taken preventive measures immediately; · Only about 1 million USD in ETH is collateralized with rsETH, distributed across two isolated markets among thousands; · Of the approximately 500 Morpho Vaults (with deposits over 10,000 USD), only 2 are involved in these markets, and the ultimate impact will depend on the subsequent developments of the incident; · Due to Morpho's fully isolated market design, all other Vaults remain unaffected. Although the direct impact on Morpho is limited, there may still be second-order effects due to the overall exposure of the ecosystem. Please remain cautious.

[Morpho CEO: Limited Impact of KelpDAO Incident on Platform, Possible Second-Order Effects]On April 19, Morpho co-founder and CEO Paul Frambot stated regarding the recent KelpDAO incident: · Morpho's smart contracts are secure and continue to operate as expected; · Exposure is limited, and the curator has taken preventive measures immediately; · Only about 1 million USD in ETH is collateralized with rsETH, distributed across two isolated markets among thousands; · Of the approximately 500 Morpho Vaults (with deposits over 10,000 USD), only 2 are involved in these markets, and the ultimate impact will depend on the subsequent developments of the incident; · Due to Morpho's fully isolated market design, all other Vaults remain unaffected. Although the direct impact on Morpho is limited, there may still be second-order effects due to the overall exposure of the ecosystem. Please remain cautious.

Morpho CEO: Limited Impact of KelpDAO Incident on Platform, Possible Second-Order Effects

On April 19, this month has become one of the most severe periods for the crypto industry in terms of hacker attacks, with at least 13 crypto protocols and platforms suffering attacks of varying scales, resulting in cumulative losses exceeding $600 million. Among these, the incidents involving Drift and KelpDAO each resulted in losses exceeding $280 million, with several major events traced back to North Korean hacker groups. Key incidents include: On April 1, Drift Protocol, the largest decentralized perpetual contract trading platform on Solana, was hacked for approximately $285 million. The on-chain activity began on March 11 when the attacker withdrew 10 ETH from Tornado Cash, spanning nearly three weeks; the actual execution took about 12 minutes on April 1, with most of the funds transferred across chains to Ethereum via Circle CCTP within hours. This incident marks the second-largest security breach in Solana's history, following the $326 million Wormhole cross-chain bridge incident in 2022. On April 13, the blockchain interoperability protocol Hyperbridge was attacked due to a cross-chain proof validation vulnerability, resulting in a loss of about $2.5 million; on April 16, the NEAR ecosystem lending protocol Rhea Finance was attacked, totaling a loss of $18.4 million. On the same day, the Russia-related trading platform Grinex was attacked, incurring a loss of about $15 million. On April 18, the Ethereum liquidity re-staking protocol Kelp DAO was attacked, with approximately 116,500 rsETH (valued at about $292 million, accounting for about 18% of rsETH's circulating supply) stolen. The attacker forged cross-chain messages to entice the lzReceive function of the LayerZero EndpointV2 contract to release reserves within the bridge. This incident has surpassed Drift, becoming the largest DeFi hack of 2026 to date.

[April Crypto Industry Losses Exceed $600 Million, KelpDAO and Drift Hacks Over $280 Million Each]On April 19, this month has become one of the most severe periods for the crypto industry in terms of hacker attacks, with at least 13 crypto protocols and platforms suffering attacks of varying scales, resulting in cumulative losses exceeding $600 million. Among these, the incidents involving Drift and KelpDAO each resulted in losses exceeding $280 million, with several major events traced back to North Korean hacker groups. Key incidents include: On April 1, Drift Protocol, the largest decentralized perpetual contract trading platform on Solana, was hacked for approximately $285 million. The on-chain activity began on March 11 when the attacker withdrew 10 ETH from Tornado Cash, spanning nearly three weeks; the actual execution took about 12 minutes on April 1, with most of the funds transferred across chains to Ethereum via Circle CCTP within hours. This incident marks the second-largest security breach in Solana's history, following the $326 million Wormhole cross-chain bridge incident in 2022. On April 13, the blockchain interoperability protocol Hyperbridge was attacked due to a cross-chain proof validation vulnerability, resulting in a loss of about $2.5 million; on April 16, the NEAR ecosystem lending protocol Rhea Finance was attacked, totaling a loss of $18.4 million. On the same day, the Russia-related trading platform Grinex was attacked, incurring a loss of about $15 million. On April 18, the Ethereum liquidity re-staking protocol Kelp DAO was attacked, with approximately 116,500 rsETH (valued at about $292 million, accounting for about 18% of rsETH's circulating supply) stolen. The attacker forged cross-chain messages to entice the lzReceive function of the LayerZero EndpointV2 contract to release reserves within the bridge. This incident has surpassed Drift, becoming the largest DeFi hack of 2026 to date.

April Crypto Industry Losses Exceed $600 Million, KelpDAO and Drift Hacks Over $280 Million Each

On April 19, this month has become one of the most severe for the crypto industry in terms of losses from hacker attacks, with at least 13 crypto protocols and platforms suffering attacks of varying scales, totaling over $600 million in losses. Among these, the incidents involving Drift and KelpDAO each resulted in losses exceeding $280 million, with many significant events traced back to North Korean hacker organizations. Key incidents include: On April 1, Drift Protocol, the largest decentralized perpetual contract trading platform on Solana, was hacked for approximately $285 million. The on-chain layout began on March 11 when the attacker withdrew 10 ETH from Tornado Cash, lasting nearly three weeks; the actual execution on April 1 took about 12 minutes, with most funds transferred across chains to Ethereum via Circle CCTP within hours. This incident marks the second-largest security breach in Solana's history, following the $326 million Wormhole cross-chain bridge incident in 2022. On April 13, the blockchain interoperability protocol Hyperbridge was attacked due to a cross-chain proof verification vulnerability, resulting in a loss of about $2.5 million; on April 16, the NEAR ecosystem lending protocol Rhea Finance was attacked, with total losses of $18.4 million. On the same day, the Russian-related trading platform Grinex was attacked, suffering losses of about $15 million. On April 18, the Ethereum liquidity re-staking protocol Kelp DAO was hacked, with approximately 116,500 rsETH (valued at about $292 million, representing about 18% of the rsETH circulation) stolen. The attacker forged cross-chain messages to trick the lzReceive function of the LayerZero EndpointV2 contract into releasing bridge reserves. This incident has surpassed Drift, becoming the largest DeFi hack of 2026 to date.

[April Crypto Industry Losses Exceed $600 Million; KelpDAO and Drift Hacks Over $280 Million Each]On April 19, this month has become one of the most severe for the crypto industry in terms of losses from hacker attacks, with at least 13 crypto protocols and platforms suffering attacks of varying scales, totaling over $600 million in losses. Among these, the incidents involving Drift and KelpDAO each resulted in losses exceeding $280 million, with many significant events traced back to North Korean hacker organizations. Key incidents include: On April 1, Drift Protocol, the largest decentralized perpetual contract trading platform on Solana, was hacked for approximately $285 million. The on-chain layout began on March 11 when the attacker withdrew 10 ETH from Tornado Cash, lasting nearly three weeks; the actual execution on April 1 took about 12 minutes, with most funds transferred across chains to Ethereum via Circle CCTP within hours. This incident marks the second-largest security breach in Solana's history, following the $326 million Wormhole cross-chain bridge incident in 2022. On April 13, the blockchain interoperability protocol Hyperbridge was attacked due to a cross-chain proof verification vulnerability, resulting in a loss of about $2.5 million; on April 16, the NEAR ecosystem lending protocol Rhea Finance was attacked, with total losses of $18.4 million. On the same day, the Russian-related trading platform Grinex was attacked, suffering losses of about $15 million. On April 18, the Ethereum liquidity re-staking protocol Kelp DAO was hacked, with approximately 116,500 rsETH (valued at about $292 million, representing about 18% of the rsETH circulation) stolen. The attacker forged cross-chain messages to trick the lzReceive function of the LayerZero EndpointV2 contract into releasing bridge reserves. This incident has surpassed Drift, becoming the largest DeFi hack of 2026 to date.

April Crypto Industry Losses Exceed $600 Million; KelpDAO and Drift Hacks Over $280 Million Each

On April 19, Morpho announced: "Shortly after the KelpDAO and LayerZero incidents, Morpho has proactively suspended the OFT cross-chain bridge for the MORPHO token on Arbitrum. The cross-chain functionality on Arbitrum will remain suspended until the root cause of the rsETH incident is determined."

[Morpho Suspends OFT Cross-Chain Bridge for MORPHO on Arbitrum Until Root Cause of rsETH Incident is Determined]On April 19, Morpho announced: "Shortly after the KelpDAO and LayerZero incidents, Morpho has proactively suspended the OFT cross-chain bridge for the MORPHO token on Arbitrum. The cross-chain functionality on Arbitrum will remain suspended until the root cause of the rsETH incident is determined."

On April 19, Slow Mist published a preliminary analysis of the Kelp security incident involving the theft of 116,500 rsETH on platform X. They pointed out that Kelp used a LayerZero cross-chain configuration of 1/1 DVN, which is a classic 'single-signature' setup, while LayerZero's official documentation recommends a 2/2 DVN configuration by default. This 'single-signature single point' may have been compromised through social engineering techniques (though this is speculation and will require further investigation). The attacker successfully stole 116,500 rsETH on the Ethereum chain and attempted to steal an additional 40,000 rsETH twice but failed. The attacker's transaction fees were sourced from Tornado Cash, and currently, the 116,500 rsETH has been laundered and dispersed, placing pressure on various staking platforms, particularly Aave, which is now facing significant bad debt.

[Slow Mist Analysis: Kelp Security Incident Pressure Shifts to Staking Platforms, Aave Faces Huge Bad Debt]On April 19, Slow Mist published a preliminary analysis of the Kelp security incident involving the theft of 116,500 rsETH on platform X. They pointed out that Kelp used a LayerZero cross-chain configuration of 1/1 DVN, which is a classic 'single-signature' setup, while LayerZero's official documentation recommends a 2/2 DVN configuration by default. This 'single-signature single point' may have been compromised through social engineering techniques (though this is speculation and will require further investigation). The attacker successfully stole 116,500 rsETH on the Ethereum chain and attempted to steal an additional 40,000 rsETH twice but failed. The attacker's transaction fees were sourced from Tornado Cash, and currently, the 116,500 rsETH has been laundered and dispersed, placing pressure on various staking platforms, particularly Aave, which is now facing significant bad debt.

Slow Mist Analysis: Kelp Security Incident Pressure Shifts to Staking Platforms, Aave Faces Huge Bad Debt

On April 19, Slow Mist published a preliminary analysis of the Kelp security incident involving the theft of 116,500 rsETH on platform X. It was pointed out that Kelp utilized a 1/1 DVN configuration for its LayerZero cross-chain, which is a classic 'single-signature' setup, while LayerZero's official documentation recommends a 2/2 DVN configuration by default. This 'single-signature single point' may have been compromised through social engineering techniques (though this is speculation and further investigation is needed). The attacker successfully stole 116,500 rsETH on the Ethereum chain and attempted two more times to steal an additional 40,000 rsETH but failed. The attacker's transaction fees were covered by Tornado Cash, and currently, the 116,500 rsETH has been laundered and the pressure has shifted to various staking platforms, particularly Aave, which is now facing significant bad debt.

[Slow Mist Analysis: Kelp Security Incident Pressure Shifted to Staking Platforms, Aave Faces Huge Bad Debt]On April 19, Slow Mist published a preliminary analysis of the Kelp security incident involving the theft of 116,500 rsETH on platform X. It was pointed out that Kelp utilized a 1/1 DVN configuration for its LayerZero cross-chain, which is a classic 'single-signature' setup, while LayerZero's official documentation recommends a 2/2 DVN configuration by default. This 'single-signature single point' may have been compromised through social engineering techniques (though this is speculation and further investigation is needed). The attacker successfully stole 116,500 rsETH on the Ethereum chain and attempted two more times to steal an additional 40,000 rsETH but failed. The attacker's transaction fees were covered by Tornado Cash, and currently, the 116,500 rsETH has been laundered and the pressure has shifted to various staking platforms, particularly Aave, which is now facing significant bad debt.

Slow Mist Analysis: Kelp Security Incident Pressure Shifted to Staking Platforms, Aave Faces Huge Bad Debt

On April 19, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi stated that U.S. President Trump has no reason to deprive Iran of its nuclear rights. (Jinshi)

[Iranian President: Trump Has No Reason to Strip Iran of Nuclear Rights]On April 19, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi stated that U.S. President Trump has no reason to deprive Iran of its nuclear rights. (Jinshi)

Iranian President: Trump Has No Reason to Strip Iran of Nuclear Rights

The United Nations has raised concerns about the use of AI-generated deepfakes to spread hate and misinformation on social media. The organization's report highlights the need for responsible AI use to ensure information integrity, which refers to the accuracy, consistency, and reliability of information.

[UN Report Warns of AI-Generated Deepfakes Spreading Hate and Misinformation on Social Media]The United Nations has raised concerns about the use of AI-generated deepfakes to spread hate and misinformation on social media. The organization's report highlights the need for responsible AI use to ensure information integrity, which refers to the accuracy, consistency, and reliability of information.

UN Report Warns of AI-Generated Deepfakes Spreading Hate and Misinformation on Social Media

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