
.@sparkdotfi has a feature that automatically resets the max supply cap every 12 hours. Had this been live on other lending protocols during the Kelp hack, lender exposure would've been significantly limited. - A $10-50M per-12hr supply cap (calibrated to asset quality and size) introduces massive lender protection with minimal UX impact. - On Aave specifically, the cap could be hard-set to match half of the ETH inside Umbrella's insurance fund (over $50M of ETH supplied to Umbrella). Then, if the market is frozen within 12hrs of identifying the hack (easy), regular lenders lose nothing. (Insurance solutions like Umbrella are a MUST as well) To every lending venue: please do implement a max immediate supply cap. There's no excuse not to. Lending is the cornerstone of DeFi — and it's never been more vulnerable than today. I've learned today that this feature has been live on SparkLend for 2 years — kudos to @hexonaut @MonetSupply, and the rest of the team!









