Onekey founder banned from speaking due to Resupply incident calls for real people to advance DeFi.

[Block Rhythm] On June 28, according to relevant screenshots and comments in social media, Onekey founder Yishi made statements regarding the Resupply event to protect his own rights (including calling for Curve to take certain responsibility for Resupply), which drew opposition from many developers. He was banned from the Resupply official community for making "threatening the team" comments, and even more so, some sent Yishi private messages with racially insulting slurs (it is currently unclear whether they are from the project party personnel).

Yishi posted on social media, stating: "The progress of defi today is all thanks to real, concrete individuals who risked their lives and assets to tackle pitfalls and defend their rights. They are not abstract concepts, but living people just like you and me. If you have enjoyed the benefits brought by this progress, then it is closely related to you as well."

According to previous reports, the decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Resupply experienced a security vulnerability in the wstUSR market, resulting in a loss of approximately 9.6 million dollars in crypto assets. This attack was triggered by a price manipulation attack, involving the integration of the protocol with a synthetic stablecoin called cvcrvUSD. Yishi, the founder of Onekey and one of the three major investors in Resupply, has voiced the demand for Curve to provide a fair solution for every investor and refund the user funds lost due to the project party's errors.