Lido's stETH has experienced periodic spikes in withdrawal demand over the past week.​ Despite the increased activity, the protocol continues to operate normally.​

• Core protocol functioning as expected
• stETH and wstETH remain unaffected
• No disruptions to staking services

The withdrawal surges appear to be isolated events rather than systemic issues.​ Lido's infrastructure has handled the increased demand without compromising stability or user funds.​

The Superform Foundation has published an updated SuperVaults Curation Policy, establishing clear standards for DeFi vault management.​

Key Policy Areas:

• Portfolio construction guidelines
• Risk limits and parameters
• Liquidity requirements
• Yield underwriting standards

The policy aims to bring transparency and structured frameworks to vault curation, moving beyond ad-hoc approaches to risk management.​

The framework provides depositors with clearer insight into how SuperVaults are constructed and managed, enabling more informed investment decisions.​

View the full curation policy

Aave service providers and ecosystem partners have established a recovery fund to restore rsETH's full backing following the April 18 Kelp DAO bridge exploit.​

Key developments:

• Recovery fund established with pending DAO votes, including Arbitrum governance proposal
• Technical alignment reached with Kelp DAO and LayerZero to execute recovery plan
• Multiple ecosystem partners contributing, including Lido, EtherFi, Ethena, and Compound
• Aave DAO proposed contributing 25,000 ETH to the effort
• Arbitrum DAO proposal submitted to release frozen ETH from Security Council

Current status:

• rsETH reserves paused across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Mantle, and Linea
• WETH reserves on Ethereum Core V3 unfrozen; other markets remain frozen
• Final recovery plan and user steps to be announced shortly

The coordinated response demonstrates cross-protocol collaboration to address the incident's impact on affected users.​