Curve Finance Resupply Exploit Ends in Court

A recent court ruling in Singapore has brought an end to a months-long feud within the crypto community, with a judge ordering two individuals to stop harassing Curve Finance contributor Haowi Wong over the $9.3m Resupply exploit.

Background on the Curve Finance Resupply Exploit

The dispute originated from the June 2025 exploit of stablecoin lending protocol Resupply, which cost users $9.3 million. The protocol allowed users to lend their crvUSD stablecoins into Curve vaults to earn yield, leading some to believe it was formally affiliated with Curve.

Key Players Involved

• Haowi Wong, Curve Finance contributor
• Wang Lei (Yishi), founder of crypto wallet OneKey
• The pseudonymous user behind the X account @web3feng

LSI: DeFi Discourse and Harassment

According to Wong, the situation involved sustained personal attacks, serious allegations such as fraud, and even threatening behavior. He stated, “This situation is no longer about technical discussions or differences in opinion. It involved sustained personal attacks, serious allegations such as fraud, and even threatening behavior. At that point, it crosses out of ‘DeFi discourse’ and becomes real-world harm”.

Quotes from Key Players

Curve founder Michael Egorov responded to the accusations, stating “no single person from Curve working on that project”. Egorov also mentioned that Haowi took the individuals to court “just because he loves Curve!” and “He just cannot tolerate FUD!”

Key Takeaways

• The Singapore court ruling has brought an end to the harassment of Haowi Wong over the Resupply exploit.
• The exploit cost users $9.3 million and led to accusations of fraud and harassment.
• Curve Finance was not formally involved in the court case, but Haowi Wong took the individuals to court to stop the harassment.
• The case highlights the importance of DeFi regulation and the need for the industry to operate within the rule of law.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the Resupply exploit?

The Resupply exploit was a $9.3 million exploit of a stablecoin lending protocol in June 2025.

What was the outcome of the court case?

The court ordered the two individuals to stop harassing Haowi Wong and pay $1,900 in damages and costs.