币界网报道：On June 27, Yishi, the founder of Onekey, published an article about "Curve Ecosystem DeFi Protocol Resupply Suffered Price Manipulation Attack, Losing $9.6 Million", calling on Curve to provide a fair solution for every investor and return user funds lost due to project errors. Yishi said that he is one of the three largest investors in Resupply, and the attack caused millions of dollars in losses, which not only caused huge economic losses but also brought great psychological pressure. His main position in defending his rights is that many investors, including himself, have invested heavily based on the credibility that Resupply is considered to have in Curve. The losses in this incident were not caused by market fluctuations or bad debt events, but by technical failures-ERC4626 inflation loopholes. The reason is that the team failed to destroy the initial share when deploying the new vault. The Resupply team lacks a sense of responsibility to transfer losses to the insurance pool depositors. The purpose of the insurance pool is to compensate for black swan events and market risks, not internal negligence. The Resupply team also did not previously indicate in the agreement that the insurance pool can bear the losses caused by team errors. Curve and crvusd have benefited greatly from Resupply and should not be allowed to sit on the sidelines. This vulnerability was not a market issue, but a design and deployment flaw, and the responsibility lies with the team, not the users. Convex or Yearn's vaults should share the blame. This morning, Curve Finance released a statement about this security incident, which read: "While Resupply was not developed by Curve developers, the creators of Resupply are very capable and experienced. We are confident that they will do their best to resolve this issue. The affected Resupply insurance pool is designed to provide protection against security incidents such as this. If it can be restored, then this should be a top priority and help reduce the overall impact of incidents like this."