dTRINITY: dLEND deployment on Ethereum was attacked, resulting in approximately $257,000 in bad debt
PANews reported on March 18 that the DeFi lending protocol dTRINITY disclosed on the X platform that yesterday, dLEND's deployment on Ethereum suffered its first deposit inflation attack, resulting in the depletion of dUSD funds in the lending supply and causing approximately $257,000 in bad debt. The protocol has been temporarily suspended, and the team is actively formulating remedial measures, promising to cover 100% of the losses with internal funds. Bad debt repayment will begin within 24 hours of this announcement (UTC+8), after which dLEND will resume operations. dTRINITY's deployments on Fraxtal and Katana were not affected, and user funds remain secure. Each protocol deployment maintains chain-isolated reserves, collateral, and lending deposits.
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