Resupply
RSUP
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AI Analysis
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RSUP (Resupply) is a decentralized stablecoin and CDP protocol on Ethereum that demonstrates severe fundamental, security, and market vulnerabilities. A significant data gap exists in Community Support, which scored -1.0 due to a lack of verifiable engagement data and was excluded from the weighted average. The protocol suffers from weak active development evidence, an unverified/anonymous team, negligible daily trading volume ($6k-$8.3k), high supply overhang (~65% uncirculated), and protocol revenue down over 90% from peak. Critically, the protocol suffered major red-flag security failures within the past 24 months totaling ~$19M in losses across two price-manipulation exploits in June 2025: 'June 26, 2025 cvcrvUSD vault exploit (~$9.5M): An attacker artificially inflated the share price of cvcrvUSD (a wrapped version of crvUSD staked in Convex) via donations, then borrowed ~$10M in reUSD against 1 wei of collateral, draining roughly $9.5M' along with a concurrent ~$9.6M exploit on the wstUSR market. Although audited and paused promptly, these systemic security flaws alongside poor liquidity warrant extreme caution.
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Tokenomics
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Team & Governance
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Security & Audits
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About Resupply (RSUP)
Resupply (RSUP) is a decentralized stablecoin and collateralized debt position (CDP) protocol deployed on the Ethereum blockchain. Built on Curve and Frax lending liquidity, the protocol allows users to deposit collateral assets such as crvUSD and frxUSD to mint its native stablecoin, reUSD, and participate in yield-generating mechanisms like sreUSD. RSUP functions as the native governance and staking token for the protocol, allowing holders to participate in governance decisions and receive a share of protocol revenue through a staking mechanism with a two-step unstaking cooldown.
Despite undergoing smart contract audits from firms including ChainSecurity, YAudit, and Electisec, the protocol experienced two major security incidents in June 2025 that resulted in approximately $19 million in cumulative losses. The first incident involved an exploit of the cvcrvUSD vault, where an attacker inflated the vault share price through donations to borrow approximately $10 million in reUSD against 1 wei of collateral, draining roughly $9.5 million. A second price-manipulation exploit affected the wstUSR lending market shortly after, causing an additional $9.6 million loss. The protocol team paused the compromised contracts following both occurrences.
Resupply faces significant fundamental and tokenomic challenges. The RSUP token has experienced a 97% to 99% price decline from its all-time high, alongside a protocol revenue drop of more than 90% from its peak. Furthermore, roughly 65% of the total 76.26 million token supply remains uncirculated, creating a substantial dilution overhang. The project also exhibits low daily trading liquidity, a concentrated holder base, and is managed by an anonymous development team without publicly verified identities.