According to Curve founder Michael Egorov, the proposal is to transfer the fGHO and iETHv2 positions in the protocol vault to the team for multi signing, in order to clear the bad debts left by Resolv's anchor detachment. Aerodrome community member JPN Memord believes that this operation lacks communication and indirectly changes the risk exposure of USDC/USDT depositors, equivalent to covering bad debts with user liquidity. The Fluid team responded by stating that this is a technical operation for the unified settlement of thousands of Resolv related debts, with the total amount of protocol assets remaining unchanged and all steps being within the governance framework. In March of this year, the Resolv protocol was hacked due to a signature infrastructure attack, resulting in the malicious minting of approximately $80 million in unsecured USR stablecoins, causing USR to be severely unanchored. Fluid was exposed to approximately $210 million in bad debts due to factors such as oracle price lag.
