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Lido is a liquid staking solution for blockchains. It enables users to stake their ETH and other proof-of-stake assets without locking their assets or maintaining infrastructure, while participating in on-chain activities such as lending.
Lido Responds to stETH Yield Calculation Anomaly: Issue Fixed and Oracle Upgraded, User Funds Unaffected
Ethereum staking protocol Lido stated on X platform that today's stETH Rebase has been completed as expected, and has compensated for the ETH rewards missed yesterday due to calculation deficiencies. The corresponding annual percentage rate (APR) is approximately 2.29%. Additionally, the protocol's oracle has been updated and passed audit. The new version will improve report processing speed and help locate the cause more quickly when similar issues arise in the future.Regarding the yield calculation anomaly that occurred yesterday, Lido stated that contributors are still conducting a root cause analysis. Further investigation details will be published on the official forum and social platforms. Throughout the entire incident, user funds were never at risk. Preliminary analysis suggests the issue may have stemmed from a specific edge case: the yield report from yesterday omitted a validator that was in a pending deposit status, causing some staking rewards to be excluded from the calculation.Lido stated that a complete post-mortem report will be released in the coming days to further explain the cause of the issue, remediation measures, and subsequent improvement plans.
Anchorage Digital Integrates Lido to Provide Institutional wstETH Compliance Channel
Crypto bank Anchorage Digital has announced its integration with Lido, the largest liquid staking protocol on Ethereum, offering institutional clients direct access to its derivative asset, wstETH. Institutional users can now mint and redeem wstETH, earning Ethereum staking yields while benefiting from Anchorage’s custody and governance compliance framework. (The Block)
$TOP Token Suffers Governance Attack, Sustaining ~$1.59M in Losses
According to BlockSec Phalcon (@Phalcon_xyz), the $TOP token suffered a governance attack, resulting in losses of approximately $1.59 million. The attacker exploited the token’s low market capitalization to acquire over 50% of voting power at minimal cost. Subsequently, they passed a malicious governance proposal to mint a large quantity of $TOP tokens for themselves, then swapped these tokens for WETH via the Balancer liquidity pool—depleting the pool’s liquidity. BlockSec Phalcon advises projects using governance mechanisms similar to those of Lido or Aragon to promptly review governance security measures, including voting power distribution, quorum and approval thresholds, and minting permissions.
Aave plans comprehensive upgrade of collateral and listing standards following KelpDAO security incident
Linda Jeng, Chief Legal and Policy Officer at Aave Labs, stated during Consensus Miami 2026 that Aave's previous risk framework overly focused on financial risks and price volatility. Looking ahead, the protocol will incorporate assessments of cross-chain interoperability, cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and underlying asset architecture.This reform directly stems from the rsETH incident that occurred in April. At that time, an attacker exploited a vulnerability in the KelpDAO cross-chain bridge to mint approximately 116,500 unbacked rsETH (valued at around $293 million), deposited it as collateral into Aave, and borrowed real WETH, leading to significant bad debt risks for the protocol.Jeng revealed that Aave will also release a formal "listing standards handbook" for asset issuers in the future, and will begin evaluating the correlation between DeFi protocols from a systemic risk perspective, rather than analyzing individual pools in isolation.Additionally, a "DeFi United" bailout plan involving Lido Finance, EtherFi, Ethena, and others has been launched to cover collateral shortfalls and prevent further proliferation of bad debt. (CoinDesk)
Kelp DAO Cross-Chain Bridge Attacked, ~$292M rsETH Stolen
According to CoinDesk, Kelp DAO’s LayerZero-based cross-chain bridge was attacked, with the attacker withdrawing 116,500 rsETH—worth approximately $292 million at current prices, or roughly 18% of its circulating supply. This incident has become the largest DeFi attack of 2026 to date. In response, Aave, SparkLend, and Fluid have frozen rsETH-related markets, and Lido Finance has suspended new deposits into its earnETH product. Kelp DAO stated it is jointly investigating the incident with LayerZero, auditing firms, and external security experts.
After holding LDO for five and a half years, an Lido initial investor transferred 4.3 million LDO to Kraken
Odaily News On-chain analyst Yujin posted on X, stating that an Lido initial investor/institution (0xfB03...FF95), after holding LDO for five and a half years, transferred 4.3 million LDO to Kraken an hour ago, valued at $1.61 million. This investor/institution received an allocation of 5 million LDO as an investment in December 2020, which was worth $30 million at its peak in 2021, and is currently valued at $1.88 million. Compared to their investment cost of $0.0085 per token, the current price still represents a profit of over 40 times.
Chun Wang unstaked and unwrapped, then transferred 4,950 ETH (worth $9.53 million) to Binance.
Odaily reports, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, after unstaking through Lido and unwrapping WETH, Chun Wang (@satofishi) transferred 4,950 ETH (worth $9.53 million) to Binance.
A whale withdrew $22.08 million in assets from Binance within 24 hours, and 4,942 ETH have been staked through Lido
according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a wstETH whale withdrew 4,942 ETH, worth $8.83 million, from Binance and immediately staked it through Lido, receiving 3,990 wstETH. Over the past 24 hours, the same whale also withdrew 211.5 WBTC, worth $13.25 million, from Binance. Currently, the total amount withdrawn reaches $22.08 million, with the ETH having gone directly into staking.
Lido investor KR1 transferred 3.7 million LDO to Kraken roughly an hour ago
according to on-chain analyst EmberCN's monitoring, KR1 plc, a digital asset technology company listed on the London Stock Exchange and also an investor in Lido, transferred 3.7 million LDO ($990,000) into Kraken about an hour ago.
Cobie Aggregates 20 Million LDO Tokens from Associated Addresses and Transfers Them to Multiple Exchanges
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), multiple addresses associated with @cobie aggregated 20 million $LDO (worth approximately $6.58 million) today and transferred them to centralized exchanges—including Binance, OKX, and Kraken—within half an hour.
An “$APE insider” who previously made $2.27 million in a single day has opened a long position on 8.69 million $LDO tokens with 5x leverage.
According to on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain (@lookonchain), the "$APE insider" — who previously made $2.27 million in a single day — has re-entered the market, opening a long position of 8.69 million $LDO with 5x leverage, valued at approximately $3.72 million. Notably, this trader had previously opened a long position of 10.26 million $LDO (valued at $4.58 million) on the same asset, but exited with a loss of $194,000.
$TOP Token Suffers Governance Attack, Sustaining ~$1.59M in Losses
According to BlockSec Phalcon (@Phalcon_xyz), the $TOP token suffered a governance attack, resulting in losses of approximately $1.59 million. The attacker exploited the token’s low market capitalization to acquire over 50% of voting power at minimal cost. Subsequently, they passed a malicious governance proposal to mint a large quantity of $TOP tokens for themselves, then swapped these tokens for WETH via the Balancer liquidity pool—depleting the pool’s liquidity. BlockSec Phalcon advises projects using governance mechanisms similar to those of Lido or Aragon to promptly review governance security measures, including voting power distribution, quorum and approval thresholds, and minting permissions.
Aave plans comprehensive upgrade of collateral and listing standards following KelpDAO security incident
Linda Jeng, Chief Legal and Policy Officer at Aave Labs, stated during Consensus Miami 2026 that Aave's previous risk framework overly focused on financial risks and price volatility. Looking ahead, the protocol will incorporate assessments of cross-chain interoperability, cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and underlying asset architecture.This reform directly stems from the rsETH incident that occurred in April. At that time, an attacker exploited a vulnerability in the KelpDAO cross-chain bridge to mint approximately 116,500 unbacked rsETH (valued at around $293 million), deposited it as collateral into Aave, and borrowed real WETH, leading to significant bad debt risks for the protocol.Jeng revealed that Aave will also release a formal "listing standards handbook" for asset issuers in the future, and will begin evaluating the correlation between DeFi protocols from a systemic risk perspective, rather than analyzing individual pools in isolation.Additionally, a "DeFi United" bailout plan involving Lido Finance, EtherFi, Ethena, and others has been launched to cover collateral shortfalls and prevent further proliferation of bad debt. (CoinDesk)
Lido Updates Kelp Security Incident Progress: EarnETH Vault to Reopen After Protocol Recovery
Lido has provided the latest update on the Kelp security incident, stating that the Snapshot vote regarding the EarnETH first-loss protection mechanism falling below the 1% threshold has reached quorum and been approved. User losses from EarnETH will be fully covered by Lido Earn’s first-loss mechanism. The rsETH held by the attacker has been liquidated, and the related stETH has been transferred to the DeFi United rescue plan.Additionally, the EarnETH vault is expected to reopen shortly after the Kelp protocol resumes operation, at which point users will be able to deposit and withdraw funds normally. Lido emphasized that during the freeze period, both the EarnETH and EarnUSD vaults continued to generate yield. Currently, EarnETH users only need to wait for a brief unfreezing process to complete. Once funds are restored, compensation will be provided in accordance with the first-loss protection mechanism.
DeFi United Raises Over $300 Million in Funding
Circle Ventures, Consensys, and Joseph Lubin have announced their support for the DeFi United initiative, aimed at mitigating losses caused by the Kelp DAO vulnerability. Circle Ventures is supporting the ecosystem by purchasing AAVE tokens. Consensys and Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin have confirmed the provision of 30,000 ETH to DeFi United. To date, DeFi United has raised over 132,000 ETH, with a total value exceeding $300 million. These funds will be used to cover bad debts resulting from an attacker minting unbacked rsETH via the LayerZero bridge and borrowing assets on Aave. Previously, Aave proposed a donation of 25,000 ETH, while Lido DAO, Ether.fi, and Kelp have respectively proposed or pledged donations of 2,500 ETH, 5,000 ETH, and 2,000 ETH.
rsETH Hack Causes 68,900 ETH Shortfall; DeFi United Raises 13,500 ETH for Industry自救
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), the rsETH incident on April 18 resulted in a funding shortfall of approximately 68,900 ETH (around $160 million): the hacker collateralized rsETH to borrow 99,600 ETH; after Arbitrum recovered 30,700 ETH, the remaining funds were fully converted by the hacker into BTC. The incident has now entered the remediation phase. Aave is coordinating the establishment of a “DeFi United” relief fund, which has so far received cumulative donations totaling 13,500 ETH (approximately $31.45 million). Donors include Lido Finance (2,500 stETH), ether.fi Foundation (5,000 ETH), Aave founder Stani Kulechov (5,000 ETH), Golem Foundation (1,000 ETH), as well as LayerZero and Ink Foundation (amounts undisclosed).
Lido proposes using up to $5.8M stETH to cover Kelp’s funding gap
the Lido team has initiated a proposal, planning to allocate up to 2,500 stETH (approximately $5.8 million) from the DAO to cover the rsETH asset shortfall resulting from the recent attack on Kelp DAO.Lido noted that the LayerZero-based exploit has led to insufficient rsETH reserves, triggering a chain reaction across the DeFi ecosystem, including rising interest rate pressure, tightening lending markets, and certain leveraged strategies facing passive liquidation risks.The proposal emphasizes that these funds will only be used as part of a complete recovery solution, provided that the overall shortfall can be fully addressed.Previously, the approximately $292 million attack on Kelp DAO had already impacted Aave, leading to bad debt issues, and its total value locked (TVL) once declined by nearly $8 billion.
Lido launches large-scale Ethereum staking consolidation upgrade, expected to reduce the number of Ethereum validators by approximately one-third
According to CoinDesk, Lido has launched its largest upgrade since V2, planning to integrate more than 8 million staked ETH, valued at approximately $16.5 billion, into the new validator architecture following the Ethereum Pectra upgrade.
Lido Responds to stETH Yield Calculation Anomaly: Issue Fixed and Oracle Upgraded, User Funds Unaffected
Ethereum staking protocol Lido stated on X platform that today's stETH Rebase has been completed as expected, and has compensated for the ETH rewards missed yesterday due to calculation deficiencies. The corresponding annual percentage rate (APR) is approximately 2.29%. Additionally, the protocol's oracle has been updated and passed audit. The new version will improve report processing speed and help locate the cause more quickly when similar issues arise in the future.Regarding the yield calculation anomaly that occurred yesterday, Lido stated that contributors are still conducting a root cause analysis. Further investigation details will be published on the official forum and social platforms. Throughout the entire incident, user funds were never at risk. Preliminary analysis suggests the issue may have stemmed from a specific edge case: the yield report from yesterday omitted a validator that was in a pending deposit status, causing some staking rewards to be excluded from the calculation.Lido stated that a complete post-mortem report will be released in the coming days to further explain the cause of the issue, remediation measures, and subsequent improvement plans.
用户资产无风险，Lido排查stETH收益重估计算偏差事件
Lido 表示，开发团队正在排查由协议会计预言机上报、今日 stETH 收益重估产生的异常问题。本次重估显示年化收益率为 2.04%，预期数值为 2.15%。该偏差并非验证者罚没造成，问题起因是一笔处于待确认状态的 32 枚验证者质押 ETH 未被预言机纳入统计。开发人员已反复核对预言机播报当时及之后以太坊共识层上所有 Lido 验证者总余额，未发现任何资产存在风险迹象，用户无需进行任何操作。团队目前正在排查问题根本原因；修复方案上线后，下一轮收益重估会将本次少统计资产一并计入核算。待查明根本诱因后，官方将发布完整情况通报。
Interactive Brokers, managing $930.3 billion in client assets, supports two-way stablecoin deposits and reduces crypto trading fees
Interactive Brokers announced on Tuesday an expansion of its digital asset business, adding trading tokens such as Aave, Aptos, Canton, Lido DAO, Monad, NEAR Protocol, Plasma, Pax Gold, and Uniswap, and supporting 24/7 stablecoin wallet transfers via USDC, PYUSD, and RLUSD. As of mid-2026, Interactive Brokers manages approximately $930.3 billion in client assets. Crypto trading commissions start at 0.12% to 0.18% of the total transaction amount, with a minimum of $1.75 per order, and no additional spreads, markups, or custody fees are charged. The company stated that two-way stablecoin deposits are not available for UK and Irish accounts, and clients of the Irish affiliate company will not have access to the newly listed crypto assets. (Bitcoin.com News).
Anchorage Digital Integrates Lido to Provide Institutional wstETH Compliance Channel
Crypto bank Anchorage Digital has announced its integration with Lido, the largest liquid staking protocol on Ethereum, offering institutional clients direct access to its derivative asset, wstETH. Institutional users can now mint and redeem wstETH, earning Ethereum staking yields while benefiting from Anchorage’s custody and governance compliance framework. (The Block)
Lido withdraws official support for wstETH bridge endpoints on nine networks including zkSync Era
based on the results of the Lido DAO Snapshot vote, Lido has revoked the official endorsement status of wstETH bridge endpoints on nine networks: zkSync Era, Mode, Scroll, Mantle, Swell, Zircuit, Soneium, Polygon PoS, and Lisk.The funds of users holding wstETH on these networks remain safe, and no action is required. This revocation is a governance decision and will not disable any bridges, invalidate tokens, or affect users' ability to bridge wstETH back to Ethereum. Future proactive monitoring, marketing support, and ecosystem development for wstETH on the affected networks will cease. Relevant network information will be updated on Lido's multichain page, documentation, and help center.
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A wallet withdrew 4,950 ETH from Binance and staked it via Lido, worth approximately $9.34 million
Odaily News: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a wallet withdrew 4,950 ETH from Binance, worth approximately $9.34 million, and staked it through Lido.
Lido launches large-scale Ethereum staking consolidation upgrade, expected to reduce the number of Ethereum validators by approximately one-third
According to CoinDesk, Lido has launched its largest upgrade since V2, planning to integrate more than 8 million staked ETH, valued at approximately $16.5 billion, into the new validator architecture following the Ethereum Pectra upgrade.
Lido Responds to stETH Yield Calculation Anomaly: Issue Fixed and Oracle Upgraded, User Funds Unaffected
Ethereum staking protocol Lido stated on X platform that today's stETH Rebase has been completed as expected, and has compensated for the ETH rewards missed yesterday due to calculation deficiencies. The corresponding annual percentage rate (APR) is approximately 2.29%. Additionally, the protocol's oracle has been updated and passed audit. The new version will improve report processing speed and help locate the cause more quickly when similar issues arise in the future.Regarding the yield calculation anomaly that occurred yesterday, Lido stated that contributors are still conducting a root cause analysis. Further investigation details will be published on the official forum and social platforms. Throughout the entire incident, user funds were never at risk. Preliminary analysis suggests the issue may have stemmed from a specific edge case: the yield report from yesterday omitted a validator that was in a pending deposit status, causing some staking rewards to be excluded from the calculation.Lido stated that a complete post-mortem report will be released in the coming days to further explain the cause of the issue, remediation measures, and subsequent improvement plans.
用户资产无风险，Lido排查stETH收益重估计算偏差事件
Lido 表示，开发团队正在排查由协议会计预言机上报、今日 stETH 收益重估产生的异常问题。本次重估显示年化收益率为 2.04%，预期数值为 2.15%。该偏差并非验证者罚没造成，问题起因是一笔处于待确认状态的 32 枚验证者质押 ETH 未被预言机纳入统计。开发人员已反复核对预言机播报当时及之后以太坊共识层上所有 Lido 验证者总余额，未发现任何资产存在风险迹象，用户无需进行任何操作。团队目前正在排查问题根本原因；修复方案上线后，下一轮收益重估会将本次少统计资产一并计入核算。待查明根本诱因后，官方将发布完整情况通报。
After holding LDO for five and a half years, an Lido initial investor transferred 4.3 million LDO to Kraken
Odaily News On-chain analyst Yujin posted on X, stating that an Lido initial investor/institution (0xfB03...FF95), after holding LDO for five and a half years, transferred 4.3 million LDO to Kraken an hour ago, valued at $1.61 million. This investor/institution received an allocation of 5 million LDO as an investment in December 2020, which was worth $30 million at its peak in 2021, and is currently valued at $1.88 million. Compared to their investment cost of $0.0085 per token, the current price still represents a profit of over 40 times.
Chun Wang unstaked and unwrapped, then transferred 4,950 ETH (worth $9.53 million) to Binance.
Odaily reports, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, after unstaking through Lido and unwrapping WETH, Chun Wang (@satofishi) transferred 4,950 ETH (worth $9.53 million) to Binance.