Solend Attacked By USDH Oracle, Leads To $1.26 Million Bad Debt

Lending protocol Solend announced an attack via the oracle price index that caused the protocol’s lending pools to currently record $1.26 million in bad debt.

In the announcement a few hours ago of the Solana lending protocol, Solend announced that experiencing an oracle attack took place with USDH that affected the Stable, Coin98 and Kamino pools, resulting in bad debt of $1.26 million.

USDH is a stablecoin developed by Hubble Protocol. This is a stablecoin with the same structure as DAI, allowing users to mortgage assets such as SOL, BTC, ETH, etc., and from there make loans in the form of USDH. Currently, HUSD still maintains a stable peg against USD.

According to current information, it is likely that the price of USDH has been pushed up, thereby helping the attacker to withdraw other assets from Solend’s lending platform.

There is still no detailed announcement from the project side around the type of attack and the risks that may arise in a short time.

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