Bitget Resolv Foundation Completes Compensation for March Security Incident
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- •Resolv Foundation allocated 9% of RESOLV token supply for user compensation.
- •70% of compensation was distributed to affected RLP holders.
- •Vault Street business launched in June 2026, focusing on leverage arbitrage strategies.
The Resolv Foundation reported on July 16, 2026, that it has completed compensation efforts for users affected by a security incident on March 22, 2026. A total of 9% of the RESOLV token supply was allocated for this purpose, with 70% of the compensation directed to affected RLP holders. The settlement work is largely completed or nearing completion. Moving forward, the Foundation will focus on developing its Vault Street business, which launched in June 2026. Vault Street's core product, primeUSD, utilizes investment-grade collateralized leverage arbitrage strategies, with collateral assets including tokenized treasury bills and the Janus Henderson AAA CLO fund. The leverage ratio is set to increase from 10% to a maximum of 30%, targeting a net annualized return of 5% to 8%.
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