Bitget Lista DAO Resolves USR Incident with $8.4 Million Loan Repayment
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- •$8.4 million of a total $8.6 million in loans related to the USR incident has been repaid.
- •All positions have been redeemed at a 1:1 USD value, with no losses incurred.
- •Only one outstanding position of approximately $26,000 remains to be settled.
Lista DAO provided an update on the USR stablecoin security incident involving Resolv Labs. The incident initially involved $8.6 million in loans, with $8.4 million successfully repaid. All positions have been redeemed at a 1:1 USD value, ensuring no losses for users or the protocol. Currently, only one outstanding position of approximately $26,000 remains unpaid. Lista DAO has urged affected users to contact the official team or Resolv Labs to settle the remaining balance. The incident appears to have been managed effectively, with risks nearly fully mitigated. The update was shared on the X platform on March 27, 2026, and further details were reported on March 29, 2026.
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