Webacy
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Webacy
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Institutional ratings for digial finance. Real-time risk intelligence and due diligence for digital assets.











🚨 From the CTO’s Desk: March 2026 Lessons from the USR Collapse: Building for Structural Risk in DeFi Here's what we observed, what we built after, and why this changes how you should think about stablecoin risk. You're going to want to read this. 🧵

looked at how maple's deposits are actually structured on morpho. the numbers are wild. maple's app shows ~$252M in deposits earning yield from corporate loans, looks clean. but onchain there's only $40m of actual equity behind all of it. the rest is borrowed. 6.2-6.9x leverage across three markets and zero liquidations have ever happened on any of them. the borrowed capital funding it is $115M in RLUSD and $90M in PYUSD. maple's v1 pool defaulted in dec 2022 for ~$36M and that was 1x leverage. at 6x, a 10% credit impairment wipes 62% of the equity. the same kind of event today would eat $23m of the $38m backing these positions. syrupUSDC isn't a liquid spot asset, it's a yield bearing wrapper around maple's lending pools. if a credit event triggers liquidations, liquidators need to sell syrupUSDC and there might not be enough buyers at a fair price.

15/ The DeFi ecosystem continues to grow in scale, but not in operational security. Protocols now have custody of hundreds of millions in user funds while depending on admin key setups that would be considered unacceptable in TradFi for a fraction of that AUM.

On March 22, @ResolvLabs lost $25M in a supply chain attack that began at a compromised third-party contractor. One stolen key later - no effective mint cap, no oracle check - 80M tokens were minted and hardcoded oracles kept feeding broken markets. rekt.news/resolv-labs-re…

