Stablecoin Protocol Resupply Announces Full Repayment of $10 Million Bad Debt
BlockBeats News, August 1—According to official sources, stablecoin protocol Resupply has announced that all $10 million in bad debt has now been fully repaid. Of this, $8.8 million in bad debt related to the recent security vulnerability was repaid first.
The remaining $1.13 million in bad debt was covered by a loan obtained from Yearn, and will be gradually repaid through the proceeds generated by staking RSUP in Convex and Yearn Finance. As a result, all bad debt has now been officially cleared.
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