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BlockBeats News, on April 24, KelpDAO stated in an article that since April 18, Kelp and Aave have been working closely with ecosystem partners to coordinate the recovery of funds for rsETH holders and announced the current progress and future plans. ether.fi, Ethena, Lido, Golem, Mantle, LayerZero, and others have pledged to provide support within their capacity, and more announcements will be released gradually. The initial shortfall in this incident was 163,200 ETH. Currently, Kelp has recovered 40,300 rsETH (equivalent to approximately 43,000 ETH), and the Arbitrum Security Council has secured another 30,700 ETH. After the above recovery efforts, the remaining shortfall is approximately 89,500 ETH. Of the remaining shortfall, public commitments from Mantle, Stani, EtherFi, Lido, Golem, and others total approximately 43,500 ETH. Kelp stated it is further communicating with relevant parties to finalize specific funding arrangements. rsETH holders will remain the top priority, and further updates on commitments and progress will be provided continuously.

According to Odaily, data from Artemis shows that Ethereum earned 2.7 million US dollars in fees over 24 hours, ahead of Hyperliquid's 1.7 million US dollars.

According to SlowMist Chief Information Security Officer 23pds on X, MioLab is a macOS malware-as-a-service platform active on Russian-speaking underground forums, designed to offer C2 control, API integration, and customizable attack capabilities for cybercriminal groups. Its primary target is to steal crypto assets, providing exclusive attack modules specifically for hardware wallets such as Ledger and Trezor. Through a lightweight payload and a fully functional web backend, attackers can efficiently steal sensitive browser data and crypto wallet assets, using highly customized social engineering lures to bypass macOS security protections and achieve long-term covert control.