PeckShield said an address beginning with 0x854e bought reUSD YT tokens at market price, pushing the implied yield above 20%, and then quickly sold the position. The move was followed by liquidations of roughly $36.39 million in looping lending positions tied to reUSD PT on Morpho. The alert identified the sequence as a market buy in reUSD YT, a jump in implied yield, and a fast selloff. PeckShield did not provide extra details in the cited post beyond the address prefix, the affected tokens, the yield level, and the liquidation amount. The incident involved reUSD YT and reUSD PT on Morpho and was published through PeckShield’s monitoring feed.

PeckShieldAlert said a wallet identified as 0x854e...690d bought YT reUSD on the market, pushing the implied yield up to 20%, and then quickly sold the position. The move went on to trigger the liquidation of roughly $36.39 million in PT reUSD looped positions on Morpho. The development was cited by ChainCatcher in a brief market update. No additional details on the wallet owner or the precise execution timeline were disclosed in the source text. The reported sequence of trades links a sharp move in YT reUSD pricing to liquidations tied to PT reUSD positions on Morpho, based on PeckShieldAlert’s monitoring.

Decentralized reinsurance protocol Re said a price swing in the Pendle PT-reUSD oracle used by a third-party Morpho market triggered liquidations of leveraged PT positions. According to the team’s statement on X, the incident did not affect reUSD itself, and the Morpho market did not incur bad debt. Re said it is now investigating whether the PT market price may have been intentionally manipulated. The protocol also said it is working with relevant teams to improve oracle settings with a safer configuration. The update centers on the oracle and PT market pricing used in that specific Morpho venue, rather than on reUSD’s core condition. Re’s statement frames the event as a liquidation issue tied to oracle price movement in a third-party market, while stressing that the stable asset itself and the market’s debt profile were not impaired.

Decentralized reinsurance protocol Re said a prior governance vulnerability exploit at Term Finance did not affect its operations or the associated markets for reUSD and PT-reUSD on the platform. In a post on X, the project stated that both markets on Term Finance remain unaffected despite the incident. Re also said users do not need to take any action in response. According to the statement, users can independently verify reserves and backing at any time through the project’s official portal. The update was limited to the project’s status and the condition of the relevant markets, and did not include any additional remediation steps or operational changes for users.

DeFi protocol Neutrl said Thursday that it has paused minting, redemptions, and other protocol functions for its synthetic dollar NUSD after unspecified circumstances affected protocol reserves. The move, which Neutrl said was taken following advice from legal counsel, leaves several key questions unanswered, including which assets or counterparties were affected, whether any realized losses have occurred, and when operations might resume. Strata, a structured yield protocol tied in part to Neutrl markets, later suspended minting, redemptions, and related functions for contracts connected to its Neutrl market while keeping its other markets open. On-chain data from RWA.xyz showed roughly $53.6 million in NUSD market value as of Friday, down 18.4% over the past 30 days, while monthly transfer volume fell 72.4% to about $71.4 million. Earlier disclosures had painted a healthier picture: Accountable said on May 25 that its Neutrl dashboard showed cryptographic proof matching reserves to liabilities, and BA Labs said in a February risk review that NUSD had an estimated 103.6% collateralization ratio, though it also classified the integration as higher risk because of counterparty, operational, and liquidity exposure.

RE token drops 19% to $0.5898 despite Re Protocol reaching $510.5M in on-chain reinsurance premiums and listing on six exchanges within a week. The OKX Boost claim window opens June 26, which may shift short-term momentum.

Resolv Foundation released final compensation plan for March hack: senior USR token gets 1:1 USDC redemption, junior RLP recovers ~60% value. Protocol pivots to tokenized RWA platform Vault Street, launching primeUSD in June 2026.

ZeroShadow said it detected an attack against RWT on BNB Smart Chain on July 19, 2026, with estimated losses of about $118,000. According to the firm’s breakdown, the attacker borrowed 1,000,000 USDT via a flash loan from Lista DAO: Moolah, bought RWT through a privileged trading contract, then repeatedly sold the token in a way that triggered additional burns from the RWT/USDT PancakeSwap V2 pair. The key issue, ZeroShadow wrote, was not simply a burn function with elevated authority. Instead, the RWT project had granted burn permissions to a public-facing trading contract whose sell function could be called by ordinary users. After each sale, that contract allegedly burned roughly twice the amount sold from the pair itself and then called sync(), shrinking the pair’s RWT reserves while leaving USDT reserves largely unchanged and pushing the pool price higher. The report also noted that the project sent two setRole transactions about six minutes after the attack to revoke the trading contract’s role. After repaying the flash loan, the attacker transferred 118,069.281571404198479027 USDT to the attacker address, leaving an estimated profit of about $118,000.