A critical vulnerability was used to mint USR tokens without authorization. Whether you've interacted with Resolv or not — revoke your wallet approvals immediately and claim compensation if you were affected.
An attacker exploited a vulnerability in Resolv Labs' smart contract infrastructure to mint USR stablecoin tokens without providing the required collateral. While the collateral pool remains intact, the unauthorized token supply poses a systemic risk to all users who have active approvals to Resolv contracts.
An unauthorized minting of USR tokens was executed on-chain. The attacker bypassed collateral requirements through a vulnerability in the minting contract, inflating supply without backing.
The Resolv team has confirmed the underlying collateral pool remains fully intact. However, the inflated USR supply creates an indirect devaluation risk for all holders.
Any user who has ever approved Resolv smart contracts to interact with their wallet is potentially at risk — including stakers, liquidity providers, and any Resolv app user.
The Resolv security team is actively investigating the root cause. Do not attempt to interact with any Resolv contracts until an official all-clear is issued.
Every second your approvals remain active is a window for further exploitation. Connect your wallet now, revoke all Resolv permissions, and check your eligibility for compensation.