Aave collateral listing overhaul afta di $293M KelpDAO exploit

Aave collateral listing go change after the KelpDAO bridge exploit wey happen for April 18, wey cause big stress for DeFi. Aave Labs Chief Legal and Policy Officer Linda Jeng talk say the old collateral review dey focus too narrow on financial risk and price volatility. Now, every asset wey wan make the list go face wider checks for cybersecurity vulnerabilities, interoperability, and the underlying technical architecture. Aave also plan to publish one "minimum-standards playbook" for token issuers, and to check systemic interconnections across DeFi instead of treating each lending pool alone. The exploit mint 116,500 unbacked rsETH (about $293M) and use am as collateral on Aave to borrow wrapped ether and wstETH. After am, debt become impaired and dem report say deposit run drag Aave’s TVL down well well. Aave talk say dem don finish liquidating the attacker’s remaining rsETH-backed positions for Ethereum and Arbitrum. But Galaxy Digital research flag say rsETH supply still about 10% short of full recovery needs. Separately, one US federal court freeze about $71M ETH for Arbitrum’s Security Council recovery fund because of Lazarus-linked claims. For traders, this mean Aave go tighten collateral risk controls going forward, but short-term sentiment and liquidity fit still dey pressured by collateral-recovery and legal overhangs.