Svmuu reported that according to on-chain analyst Ember's monitoring, as the lending platform directly affected by the rsETH incident, Aave itself contributed 25,000 ETH ($57.75 million) to cover the bad debt.
The total bad debt shortfall was 75,081 ETH. Aave coordinated the establishment of the "DeFi United" initiative to receive aid funds to cover this shortfall. It has now secured aid commitments (loans and donations) of 69,576 ETH, leaving a gap of only 5,505 ETH remaining.
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Aave has received aid commitments of 69,576 ETH, with a remaining shortfall of only 5,505 ETH
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