Resolv wstUSR
WSTUSR
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WSTUSR (Resolv wstUSR) is the wrapped staked derivative of the Resolv USR stablecoin. While the team remains actively developing with post-incident recovery efforts, multi-chain deployments, and a solid audit paper trail (scoring 7.0/10 in Active Development and 6.5/10 in Tokenomics), the asset is severely impaired by security and liquidity vulnerabilities. A qualifying red-flag event occurred in March 2026: "In March 2026, the Resolv protocol suffered a major exploit. An attacker — via a compromised off-chain key and a faulty smart-contract mint path (D2 Finance researchers reported a 100,000 USDC deposit yielding 49.95 million USR via requestSwap) — minted 80 million uncollateralized USR... cashing out approximately $24.5–25 million... USR's peg collapsed to as low as $0.20 (an ~80% drop)". The attacker routed funds directly through wstUSR, and Morpho lending vaults with hardcoded $1 oracles amplified system losses. As a consequence, WSTUSR experiences a persistent depeg, micro-cap liquidity, and sharp holder attrition. The overall score of 4.8 mathematically reflects the weighted section scores.
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About Resolv wstUSR (WSTUSR)
WSTUSR (wrapped staked USR) is an ERC-20 derivative token representing staked USR (stUSR) within Resolv, an overcollateralized delta-neutral stablecoin protocol developed by Resolv Labs and the British Virgin Islands-registered Resolv Foundation. The token functions as a receipt token designed to provide decentralized finance (DeFi) composability and staking yields, expanding and contracting dynamically based on staking and redemption activities. Beyond Ethereum, wstUSR smart contracts have been deployed across multiple networks, including Arbitrum One, Base, BNB Smart Chain, Berachain, HyperEVM, Plasma, Soneium, and TAC.
Governance of the protocol is organized under a two-layer structure utilizing Discord discussions and Snapshot voting via stRESOLV, though proposal creation remains controlled by the core operating team, and wstUSR holders do not hold direct voting rights. The protocol's smart contracts have undergone audits by firms including Pashov Audit Group, Pessimistic, and MixBytes, and the organization has engaged external risk management firms such as Steakhouse Financial alongside maintaining an active bug bounty program.
In March 2026, the Resolv protocol suffered a major exploit resulting from a compromised off-chain key and a vulnerable smart-contract mint path. The attacker minted 80 million uncollateralized USR, converted the assets into wstUSR, and extracted approximately $24.5 million to $25 million in ETH and stablecoins. The attack caused the underlying USR peg to collapse by up to 80% to a low of $0.20, leading Resolv Labs to temporarily pause protocol operations. System losses were further amplified by external Morpho lending vaults utilizing hardcoded $1 oracles that valued wstUSR at par despite the collapse. Following the incident, WSTUSR has experienced a persistent depeg, low secondary market liquidity, and declining holder participation.