ether.fi discloses that the platform's liquidity vault currently has no security issues and provides a portal for checking risk exposure
Jinse Finance reported that ether.fi, the Ethereum restaking protocol, posted on X stating that over the past few weeks, the DeFi ecosystem (especially vaults) has faced significant pressure, and the platform has received a large number of vault status inquiries. Due to the conservative setting of risk parameters, there are currently no security issues with ether.fi's liquidity vaults. At the same time, the platform has also published portals for vault status and risk exposure inquiries. Previously, it was reported that several Curator vaults on the crypto lending protocol Euler reached 100% utilization. Yesterday, the utilization rate of the pool managed by Lista DAO reached 99% by MEV Capital and Re7 Labs, triggering a forced liquidation.
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