Fluid officially announced that the debt repayment work for the Resolv hacker incident is still ongoing, with approximately 70 million USD in debt already repaid, and the remaining portion expected to be settled in the near term. Simultaneously, a governance proposal has been issued to transfer the remaining debt to the team's multisig address for liquidation, a compensation plan will be announced soon, platform operations are normal, and user funds are secure.

Fluid has officially updated the progress of the Resolv security incident: $70 million USD of USR debt has been repaid, with the remaining balance to be settled within a few days. Additionally, a governance proposal has been released, planning to transfer the remaining debt to a multi-signature address for further liquidation. The compensation plan will be announced as soon as possible, and the platform is operating normally.

The Fluid team has secured short-term loans covering 100% of non-performing debt to ensure user funds safety. ResolvLabs will handle USR positions prior to the security incident, and investors intend to increase FLUID holdings to strengthen protections. Smart contracts are functioning normally, market operations are stable, with potential interest rate fluctuations possible.

Gate News reported that on March 22, DeFi protocol Fluid released an announcement stating that it learned of the Resolv hacker incident. Fluid's automatic credit limit mechanism prevented excessive borrowing of funds, and the USR market has been suspended from trading with the situation under control. Fluid stated that if there are any bad debts remaining on the protocol, all user losses will be fully compensated. User funds and protocol security are Fluid's top priorities, and a comprehensive review is currently underway. A detailed post-mortem analysis report will be released after the investigation concludes.