Lista DAO has released an update on the security incident involving Resolv Labs' stablecoin, USR. According to Foresight News, the incident initially involved loans totaling $8.6 million. To date, $8.4 million has been repaid, with all positions fully redeemed at a 1:1 dollar value, ensuring no losses for users or the protocol. Only one position, amounting to approximately $26,000, remains unpaid. Lista DAO urges the relevant users to contact the official team or Resolv Labs to complete repayment and close the position.

Lista DAO released an update on the security incident involving the Resolv Labs stablecoin USR on the X platform. The update disclosed that of the previously involved loans totaling $8.6 million, $8.4 million has been repaid, and all positions have been fully redeemed at a 1:1 USD value. Neither users nor the protocol have suffered any losses. Currently, only one outstanding position of approximately $26,000 remains. Lista DAO urges affected users to contact the official team or Resolv Labs as soon as possible to repay the loan and close their positions.

DeFi research and risk management firm Gauntlet updated its Resolv vulnerability resolution progress on the X platform. Currently, the Base network USDC Frontier (v1) has been dedistributed from all Resolv markets, with no risk of bad debt. Deposits in v1 and v2 vaults have now reopened, and Morpho will remove the interface warning tomorrow. The mainnet USDC Frontier (v2) vault restart operation is underway. Based on the current time-locked arrangement, the submission limit for v1 market adapters is 3 days, and the removal limit for v1 Vault adapters is 5 days. Gauntlet stated that it will provide further details on the remaining vaults based on subsequent Resolv fixes and updates.

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A Singaporean man has been sentenced to two years in prison for aiding a former colleague in the illegal transfer and laundering of approximately 8.83 million Singapore dollars in crypto assets. According to ChainCatcher, the incident involved three former employees who, after leaving the company due to a dispute, accessed the SafeX account of their previous employer, DLT Ltd, and transferred funds in three separate transactions between June and August 2025. The individuals involved used the account of one of their wives to receive the funds, which were then converted multiple times into Bitcoin and the stablecoin USDT. The assets were subsequently distributed across various wallets to obscure their trail, with some of the funds being cashed out for personal expenses. One suspect remains at large.

Singapore authorities have uncovered a cryptocurrency theft involving former employees, with the stolen amount nearing 8.83 million SGD. According to PANews, the incident was reported by Lianhe Zaobao and involved Zhang Xinghua, along with Singaporean Dai Yong and Singapore permanent resident Chen Chongxin. The trio, dissatisfied with their dismissal, conspired to illegally access their former employer's crypto platform account, SafeX, operated by Seychelles-registered DLT Ltd. They executed the theft in three stages, stealing cryptocurrency valued at approximately 8.83 million SGD, and engaged in money laundering through multiple transfers and exchanges. All three individuals previously held technical and managerial positions at the company. After leaving, they planned to start their own venture, leading to the execution of this theft. Zhang Xinghua has admitted to two charges and has been sentenced to two years in prison. Investigations into Dai Yong's involvement are ongoing, while Chen Chongxin remains at large. This case highlights the internal risks within the cryptocurrency industry and the significant challenges faced in asset security and regulatory compliance.

Nasdaq-listed Solana treasury company Artelo Biosciences announced a private placement of 3,188,407 shares of common stock at $3.45 per share, raising $11 million. The new funds will be used for general corporate purposes and to repay some transitional debt. According to the latest data from Strategic Solana Reserve, Artelo currently holds 45,883 SOL tokens. (Globenewswire)

Singapore has busted a case involving employee infighting and the theft of crypto assets, with nearly S$8.83 million involved. The defendant, Zhang Xinghua, along with two former colleagues, including Singaporean citizen Dai Yong and Singapore permanent resident Chen Chongxin, allegedly hacked into their former employer's cryptocurrency platform account due to dissatisfaction with their dismissal. They stole approximately S$8.83 million worth of cryptocurrency in three separate transactions and laundered it through multiple transfers and exchanges. The case involves the platform SafeX, whose operator, DLT Ltd, is registered in Seychelles. The three individuals previously held related technical and management positions before leaving the company to start their own business and commit the theft. Zhang Xinghua has pleaded guilty to two charges and been sentenced to two years in prison; Dai Yong is implicated, while Chen Chongxin remains at large. This case highlights insider risks and the challenges of cryptocurrency security and compliance. (Lianhe Zaobao)

U.S. Vice President Vance announced that the United States intends to withdraw from Iran shortly after addressing immediate concerns. According to NS3.AI, Vance also commented on the recent increase in U.S. oil prices, attributing it to a temporary reaction to the ongoing U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict. He expressed confidence that oil prices would decrease following the U.S. withdrawal.

Cryptocurrency exchange-traded product issuer 21Shares has announced plans to distribute staking yield dividends to investors of its Ethereum and Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on March 31. According to Odaily, the distribution will allocate $0.012530 per share to investors of the Ethereum ETF (TETH) and $0.016962 per share to investors of the Solana ETF (TSOL).

In an interview regarding the Iran issue, US Vice President Vance stated that the US has no intention of remaining in Iran and will withdraw soon after resolving current affairs. He added that there is every reason to believe the US has achieved all its military objectives. The military operation is not yet over because President Trump wants to ensure that Iran completely loses its ability to threaten the US. Regarding the current rise in US domestic oil prices, Vance stated that this is a very short-lived market reaction to the US-Israel-Iran conflict, and oil prices will fall after the US withdrawal from Iran. (CCTV International News)

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