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Summary

Resupply (also known as ResupplyFi) is a stablecoin lending protocol built by Convex Finance and Yearn Finance contributors as the successor to Prisma Finance, which was exploited for $11.6 million in 2024. In June 2025 an ERC-4626 donation attack on a newly deployed vault stole an estimated $9.3–9.8 million, laundered through Tornado Cash, and the team's response drew criticism. The resulting $10 million of reUSD bad debt was reported fully repaid by August 2025 through an insurance pool burn, treasury and developer contributions, and a Yearn loan.

Connected Entities

6 entities · 60 linked investigations
Organizations
□Resupply
Protocols
Relationships
  • ResupplyFi→mentioned with→Resupply(80%)
  • Convex Finance→mentioned with→Curve Finance(80%)
  • Resupply→mentioned with→Yearn Finance(80%)
  • Resupply→mentioned with→Convex Finance(80%)
  • ResupplyFi→mentioned with→Convex Finance(80%)
  • ResupplyFi→mentioned with→Yearn Finance(80%)
  • Resupply→mentioned with→Curve Finance(80%)
  • Yearn Finance→mentioned with→Curve Finance(80%)
  • Resupply→mentioned with→Uniswap(60%)
  • Resupply→mentioned with→ResupplyFi(60%)

Connected Through

5 shared actors · 238 investigations

Distinct actors this investigation shares with others — holders, traders, and named parties. Shared infrastructure (exchanges, pools) is excluded.

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Timeline(19 events)

March 2024

Prisma Finance, Resupply's predecessor, is exploited for $11.6 million via its MigrateTroveZap contract; TVL falls from about $220M to $107M.

Prisma Finance exploit March 28, 2024 — Immunebytes

December 2024

Prisma governance proposal PIP-46 passes, shutting down Prisma Finance and introducing Resupply, built on the FraxLend codebase by Convex and Yearn contributors.

PIP-46: Shutdown Prisma Finance, introduce Resupply — Prisma governance forum

December 2024

Resupply publicly introduced by Convex Finance and Yearn Finance.

Convex Finance on X — Resupply introduced

January 2025

Convex Finance announces Resupply on X as a new stablecoin protocol developed jointly with Yearn.

Convex Finance on X — Resupply announcement

February 2025

Security reviews by ChainSecurity and yAudit (Electi) completed about three to four months before the exploit, covering the ResupplyPair code but not deployment initialization.

ResupplyFi Rekt — Rekt News

March 2025

Resupply officially launches on mainnet, supporting Curve Lend and Fraxlend collateral for borrowing reUSD.

Convex Finance on X — Resupply launch

May 2025

Resupply deploys a new LlamaLend market via Curve's factory.

May 2025

Governance proposal for the new market is published and later passes on-chain.

June 2025

New crvUSD-wstUSR vault deployed; roughly 95 minutes to two hours later an attacker uses a $4,000 flash loan in an ERC-4626 donation attack to borrow 10 million reUSD against 1 wei of collateral, stealing about $9.3–9.8 million. Exploit tx 0xffbbd492e0605a8bb6d490c3cd879e87ff60862b0684160d08fd5711e7a872d3.

ResupplyFi Hack Analysis — Ackee Blockchain

June 2025

Resupply pauses the affected wstUSR market and confirms only that market is impacted.

DeFi stablecoin lending protocol Resupply hit with $9.3m exploit — DL News

June 2025

reUSD depegs to about $0.98 and TVL drops from about $135M to $78–85M.

DeFi stablecoin lending protocol Resupply hit with $9.3m exploit — DL News

June 2025

Attacker deposits about 1,607 ETH (roughly $6.5M) into Tornado Cash.

The Resupply attacker has deposited 1,607 ETH into Tornado Cash — PANews

June 2025

C2tP, a Convex developer, commits $1.4 million of personal funds to cover user losses; Convex contributes $810,000 from its treasury.

Resupply developer donates $1.4m after protocol suffers $9m exploit — DL News

June 2025

Criticism grows over the team's three-sentence public response; OneKey founder Yishi Wang criticizes the governance response and discloses over $2M in personal losses.

Post-hack silence, governance failure: deconstructing Resupply's $9.6M — Crypto Labs (Medium)

June 2025

Curve founder Michael Egorov allegedly threatens legal action against Yishi Wang over his public criticism.

AICoin article on the Resupply governance controversy

June 2025

Resupply publishes its recovery proposal: burn 6M reUSD from the insurance pool, repay 1.13M reUSD through future revenue and a Yearn loan, offer 2.5M RSUP as a retention incentive, and hold a shortened three-day vote.

Stablecoin protocol Resupply proposes burning 6 million tokens after $10 million exploit — The Block

July 2025

Governance vote on the recovery plan concludes; the insurance pool burn and withdrawal cooldown proceed after approval.

Resupply protocol outlines recovery plan post $10M exploit, proposes $6M token burn — crypto.news

August 2025

Resupply announces full repayment of the $10 million bad debt, using the insurance pool burn, treasury and developer contributions, and a Yearn loan.

Resupply fully repays $10 million bad debt from June 2025 exploit — AInvest

August 2025

PeckShield-reported laundering of 2,280 ETH (about $9.8M) through Tornado Cash is reported.

ResupplyFi Exploiter Launders $9.8 Million in Stolen ETH Via Tornado Cash
Provenance & Audit Trail

Decision Log

  • #3review revise-5Recorded on Solana ✓10/27/2026, 7:06:19 PM
    slot 462182883 · hash BrwY92XK8EddixdPW8hpbc71ZmUPanaFtghZX3EWU6Fq
  • #2reviewRecorded on Solana ✓10/27/2026, 7:06:19 PM
    slot 462182877 · hash DRvCMQBzjFSuup7kmSdznzhMb5XWjGf2igC1XgWvLtEV
  • #1publishRecorded on Solana ✓5/27/2026, 2:44:48 AM
    slot 422413716 · hash AeQKu7hPY6jDcC9Ju1mcPUzFpYG7LCGrFhCTs8WCpvZB

This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain (3 decisions). 32 of 40 cited source URLs have an Internet Archive snapshot.

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model: claude-code-merge-writer

generated: 5/4/2026, 2:54:22 AM

last updated: 10/27/2026, 7:06:20 PM

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