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2026-03-11
06:47

Aave Oracle Failure Triggers Chain Liquidation: $26 Million Position Vanishes, DAO Promises Full Compensation

On March 11th, the decentralized lending protocol Aave experienced a large-scale liquidation event due to a misconfiguration of the price oracle. Approximately 34 accounts were liquidated, involving $26 million. The issue stemmed from desynchronized CAPO mechanism settings, which caused a brief misjudgment of the wstETH price. Although some users were affected, the Aave protocol remained financially unaffected and will initiate a compensation mechanism. Following the incident, the market reaction was stable, and the AAVE price increased.
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AAVE0,91%
ETH2,49%
07:11

Lido suspends ZKsync bridge deposits, raising security concerns; LDO and ZK both weaken

Ethereum's liquid staking protocol Lido Finance has paused new bridging deposits after discovering a potential security vulnerability in the wstETH bridging contract on the ZKsync network. Currently, the vulnerability has not been exploited, and user assets are safe. Lido is working on a fix through decentralized governance, with a governance vote expected to take place in late March 2026. This incident has caused short-term pressure on the related tokens.
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ZK3,87%
LDO1,76%
ETH2,49%
16:10

The wstETH lending whale has been liquidated, with a liquidation scale of 23.44 million USD.

Odaily News According to PeckShieldAlert monitoring, as the price of ETH fell below 3200 USD, a previous Whale on Aave (Address: 0xa740...b5b6) had their wstETH collateral Position massively liquidated. This account had previously borrowed USDT and USDC using wstETH as collateral, and as the price fell, the liquidation mechanism was triggered, resulting in a total liquidation of approximately 23.44 million USD in wstETH Position.
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ETH2,49%
USDC0,01%
05:24

The Moonwell lending contract was attacked, and the attacker profited 295 ETH.

PANews, November 4th - According to monitoring by CertiK, the Moonwell lending contract has been subjected to multiple attack transactions. The attacker exploited the incorrect price returned by the Oracle Machine (approximately $5.8 million), borrowing over 20 wstETH repeatedly by using only Flash Loans of about 0.02 wrstETH and depositing them, profiting 295 ETH (approximately $1 million).
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ETH2,49%