Resolv Foundation: Compensation for March security incident is nearly complete, future focus will be on Vault Street business
Foresight News reports that the Resolv Foundation has released its Q2 2026 report, stating that following the security incident on March 22, the Foundation has focused all efforts on compensating affected users. It allocated 9% of the total RESOLV token supply for compensation, with 70% distributed to affected RLP holders. By the end of the quarter, related settlement work was mostly completed or nearing completion. The company’s focus will now shift entirely to developing the Vault Street business.
Vault Street launched in June 2026, with its core product primeUSD employing an investment-grade collateralized leverage arbitrage strategy. Collateral assets include tokenized Treasury bills USTB, JTRSY, and have expanded to the Janus Henderson AAA CLO fund JAAA. The leverage ratio is planned to gradually increase from 10% to a maximum of 30%, with all positions deployed through Aave Horizon. The target net annualized yield is 5% to 8%.
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