Fluid (FLUID) reached an all-time high of $29.36 with 77,946,996 tokens in circulation. The price has since retreated, focusing attention on supply data and storage security.

Latest available data shows Fluid (FLUID) reached an all-time high of $29.36, with 77,946,996 tokens in circulation as of May 25, 2026. The report also highlights storage options and key market considerations.

Built by the Instadapp team, Fluid is positioning itself as a next-generation DeFi protocol focused on unified liquidity, smarter collateral and debt design, and lower-cost liquidations to improve capital efficiency across lending and trading.

TechFlow’s latest market roundup highlighted a sharp repricing of risk across crypto and technology markets. In the most notable crypto incident, BonkDAO suffered a malicious governance attack that drained roughly 4.426 trillion BONK, with estimated losses of about $20 million. The attacker reportedly acquired 88.22 billion BONK to secure voting power, pushed the proposal through with only seven votes cast, and moved the treasury funds within one minute after voting ended. BonkDAO has since contacted exchanges, cross-chain bridges, the Solana Foundation, and law enforcement to track the stolen assets. Another on-chain incident saw a trader swap roughly $2 million worth of ETH into LIT through the 0x router, only to receive tokens valued at around $14,100 after the trade was routed into a low-liquidity pool. MEV bots reportedly captured about $2 million in reverse arbitrage profit. Outside crypto, Samsung Electronics posted a 1,810% year-over-year profit jump in the second quarter, yet its shares fell nearly 7% as investors judged the results below “perfect pricing” expectations. The drop dragged South Korea’s KOSPI index down 4.91% and triggered a second circuit breaker, underscoring how stretched expectations are driving market reactions across sectors.

Fluid’s post-mortem showed how compromised off-chain signing at Resolv led to nearly 80 million unbacked USR, a price collapse, and outdated oracle pricing that pushed losses into DeFi lending markets. Fluid ultimately absorbed about $19.3M to $21M in bad debt before restoring solvency.

Fluid said a Resolv-linked infrastructure compromise led to nearly 80 million unbacked USR being minted, while outdated oracle pricing allowed discounted assets into leveraged lending markets, causing about $19.3 million to $21 million in bad debt.

Fluid said a Resolv-related incident began with compromised off-chain signing infrastructure that minted nearly 80 million unbacked USR. Outdated oracle pricing then allowed discounted collateral into lending markets, leaving Fluid with roughly $19.3 million to $21 million in bad debt before coordinated recovery restored solvency.

Fluid said an off-chain signature compromise at Resolv led to nearly 80 million unbacked USR being minted, while stale oracle pricing allowed discounted assets to spread losses into lending markets. Fluid absorbed about $19.3 million to $21 million in bad debt, though emergency support restored solvency and protected users.