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Chainlink emerges as the unlikely $3B winner of KelpDAO exploit as DeFi projects dump LayerZero
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11.05.2026

Chainlink emerges as the unlikely $3B winner of KelpDAO exploit as DeFi projects dump LayerZero

Crypto projects with more than $3 billion in total value locked have migrated their cross-chain infrastructure to Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) following a $292 million exploit at KelpDAO, which heightened scrutiny of bridge security across decentralized finance. Chainlink confirmed the migration wave, saying four protocols, including KelpDAO, Solv Protocol, Re, and Tydro, had begun […] The post Chainlink emerges as the unlikely $3B winner of KelpDAO exploit as DeFi projects dump LayerZero appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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$292M KelpDAO Bridge Exploit Linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group
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Crime·20.04.2026Resumen IA

$292M KelpDAO Bridge Exploit Linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group

LayerZero attributed the $292 million KelpDAO bridge exploit to North Korea's Lazarus Group's TraderTraitor subunit. Attackers drained 116,500 rsETH on Saturday by exploiting a single-verifier architecture, nearly stealing an additional $100 million before being stopped. The attack triggered $10 billion in withdrawals from Aave and exposed critical vulnerabilities in cross-chain bridge security.

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DeFi users pull $10 billion out of the market as $292 million exploit sparks bank-run optics
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20.04.2026

DeFi users pull $10 billion out of the market as $292 million exploit sparks bank-run optics

A $292 million exploit at KelpDAO set off a broad retreat across decentralized finance over the weekend, draining roughly $10 billion across the DeFi industry and forcing multiple protocols to freeze markets tied to rsETH. The breach began late Saturday when an attacker drained about 116,500 rsETH from KelpDAO’s cross-chain bridge. The stolen tokens were […] The post DeFi users pull $10 billion out of the market as $292 million exploit sparks bank-run optics appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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