Arbitrum DAO don approve $71M worth ETH transfer go Aave after North Korea hack

One Manhattan federal judge don change restraining notice make Arbitrum DAO fit transfer $71M frozen ETH go Aave for di rsETH exploit wey get link to North Korea. Judge Margaret Garnett order allow one on-chain governance vote to move di funds enter wallet wey Aave LLC control, but e still keep terrorism victims legal claim for top di assets. Arbitrum delegates don yan support before through off-chain Snapshot vote as part of Aave bigger recovery plan. But Arbitrum DAO transfer still need another binding on-chain vote before any money fit move. Aave bin dey beg make dem lift di freeze, say di stolen property no fit be treated as lawfully owned by di claimants and say to blame di hack on North Korea na speculative. Claimants lawyers (Gerstein Harrow LLP) dey represent families wey get $877M unpaid terrorism judgments and dem talk say di stolen funds suppose pay those families. Separate, Kelp DAO exploit create big rsETH backing gap: about 116,500 rsETH don release on Ethereum without corresponding burn, leaving ~40,373 rsETH for di adapter contract versus confirmed backing of 152,577 — estimated shortfall of ~ $174.5M. Supporters see di $71M frozen ETH as important step to restore rsETH backing and make DeFi stable for Arbitrum. For traders, dis na litigation-driven catalyst for Arbitrum DAO governance and Aave recovery, but execution risk still dey until the binding Arbitrum on-chain vote complete.