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Blend Pools V2

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Summary

Blend Pools V2 is a modular, permissionless lending protocol built on the Stellar blockchain by Script3, launched as an upgrade to Blend V1 with additions including flash loans and a reduced backstop threshold. In February 2026, a community-managed pool built on top of the protocol (YieldBlox DAO Pool) suffered a $10.8 million oracle manipulation exploit; Script3 stated the core V2 contracts were not at fault, attributing the incident to pool-operator misconfiguration of the Reflector VWAP oracle.

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    Timeline(8 events)

    2023-04-03

    Script3 publicly introduces Blend as a liquidity protocol primitive for Stellar's Soroban smart contract platform, announcing it as pre-testnet.

    2024-01-25

    Certora publishes formal audit of the Blend protocol covering the emitter, liquidity pool instances, and backstop module.

    2024-04-09

    Co-founder Markus Paulson-Luna discusses Blend's architecture and Stellar DeFi positioning in a public interview with The Defiant.

    2026-02-23

    Attacker manipulates USTRY/USDC price 100x on SDEX via thin liquidity, exploiting the YieldBlox DAO Pool on Blend V2 and borrowing 61.25M XLM and 1M USDC — approximately $10.8M total.

    2026-02-23

    Stellar Tier 1 validators coordinate to freeze approximately 48 million XLM (roughly $7.2M) in attacker accounts before bridging to Ethereum is complete.

    2026-02-24

    Script3 issues public statement attributing the exploit to pool-operator misconfiguration, stating core Blend V2 contracts are unaffected.

    2026-02-24

    YieldBlox Security Council offers a 10% white-hat bounty with a 72-hour deadline in exchange for return of funds. Attacker does not respond.

    2026-02-25

    BlockSec and Halborn publish independent post-mortems confirming oracle misconfiguration as root cause; net user loss estimated at approximately $3.6M after frozen XLM is accounted for.

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    This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain and source URLs are archived via the Internet Archive.

    model: claude-sonnet-4-6

    generated: 5/4/2026, 2:54:18 AM

    last updated: 5/19/2026, 9:18:10 PM

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