Gate News: On March 22, Euler Labs posted on X stating that they are aware of the security incident involving unauthorized minting of USR reported by Resolv and are actively investigating. As a precaution, RLP has been disabled as collateral in the Arbitrum Euler Yield vault, and Euler Earn USDC on Arbitrum is no longer being allocated to Euler Yield. These steps isolate the risk exposure while further assessing the situation. Euler Labs stated they will provide further updates once more information is available.
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