ResolvLabs stablecoin suspected of a vulnerability, USR briefly plummeted to 0.257 USD
According to on-chain analysts, a vulnerability in ResolvLabs' stablecoin has been suspected, and the team has not yet responded. A certain address minted 50,000,000 USR using 100,000 USDC, causing USR to temporarily plummet to $0.257, a drop of 74.2%. It has currently rebounded to $0.7847.
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