Resolv Hack Affects 15 Morpho Vaults, Co-Founder Reports

Resolv Hack Affects 15 Morpho Vaults, Co-Founder Reports

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On March 23, 2026, Paul Frambot, co-founder of Morpho, announced that the Resolv protocol security incident impacted the stablecoin USR and its associated asset RPL, affecting lending markets that utilized these assets as collateral. Out of approximately 500 Morpho vaults with deposits over $10,000, 15 vaults were identified as having significant risk exposure to the affected markets. These vaults were specifically designed for high-risk strategies and employed long-tail collateral assets. Frambot reassured users that all other vaults, including low-risk 'Premium Vaults,' remained unaffected. The Morpho team has implemented several tools, including a curator application and a capital reallocation bot, to mitigate the impact on depositors. Users are advised to monitor official announcements from Resolv and related curators for updates.

Key Points: • 15 out of 500 Morpho vaults are significantly impacted by the Resolv hack. • Affected vaults were designed for high-risk strategies using long-tail collateral assets. • All low-risk vaults remain unaffected, and users are advised to follow official updates.

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2026-03-23
Paul Frambot announces impact of Resolv hack on Morpho vaults.