Here we go again, Resolve 'hacked' for $80 million. We’ve warned several times—structural liquidity exhaustion leads to all kinds of 'hacks.' There’s nothing new under the sun. A $100M pool gets hacked for $80M, and the USR minting permissions come from an unrestricted Service Role. If this can still be called a hack, then everything can just be blamed on the 'temp workers.' As @0xsexybanana pointed out, it’s best not to participate in DeFi projects after they issue tokens. Makes sense. Once tokens are issued, project teams can cash out worthless shitcoins, and business growth no longer matters. That’s terrifying. Resolve won’t be the first, and it won’t be the last.