Kelp: In the next 24 hours, we will collaborate with Aave to execute rsETH contract operations. Users do not need to take any action.
Jinse Finance reported that on May 9, Kelp released an update on the progress of the rsETH security incident handling. Within the next 24 hours, the Kelp team will collaborate with Aave to carry out a series of contract operations as part of the next phase of the rsETH asset support process. Kelp stated that users do not need to take any action during this period and reminded users to only follow official channels for information on the reopening time of rsETH and subsequent developments. The team will announce the next steps after the relevant operations are completed.
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