Polygon Says rsETH Vulnerability Did Not Impact Polygon Chain or Agglayer

Polygon Says rsETH Vulnerability Did Not Impact Polygon Chain or Agglayer

According to Mantle, the KelpDAO rsETH incident did not affect Mantle Network, its official bridge, or core assets, while repayment and recovery efforts continue with partner protocols.

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Fact Check
The claim is well supported by multiple independent secondary reports. PANews, which links directly to the original 0xPolygon X post, states that Polygon said Polygon Chain, Agglayer, Katana, and Vaultbridge were not affected by the rsETH incident and that more than $2 trillion has been securely transferred to date. Bitget News and Yahoo Finance both repeat substantially the same Polygon statement, including the unaffected systems and the over-$2-trillion figure. Confidence is medium rather than high because direct fetching of the original X post failed, so the primary statement could not be text-validated in this run, even though the upstream source URL was recovered via Odaily tracing and cited by PANews.
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Summary

Mantle said in an official statement that the KelpDAO rsETH incident did not affect Mantle Network, the official bridge, or core assets. The company added that approximately $204 million in core dollar assets has been repaid since April 18, while protective cross-chain pauses remain in place. Mantle also said it is coordinating a recovery plan with Aave and other affected protocols.

Terms & Concepts
  • rsETH: A crypto asset referenced in the incident involving KelpDAO; the source does not provide additional technical details on its structure.
  • cross-chain: Activities or infrastructure that move assets or data between different blockchain networks.
  • bridge: A blockchain mechanism that enables assets or messages to be transferred between separate networks.