PANews reported on April 1st that, according to Cryptopolitan, Resolv Labs co-founder Ivan Kozlov issued an update regarding the previous attack on the USR stablecoin, denying rumors of internal involvement in the exploit and stating that no relevant evidence has been found. The vulnerability stemmed from a privileged minting role's private key being controlled by a single account, lacking multi-signature protection and an on-chain minting limit. Resolv has engaged the law firm Paul Hastings and Carey Olson for legal advice and is collaborating with Google's cybersecurity company Mandiant and on-chain analytics firm Zero Shadow to reconstruct the attack and investigate liability.

Kozlov stated that the redemption process for users who held USR before the attack is nearing completion, with approximately 98% of whitelisted users having completed their redemptions. Technical solutions for the remaining users are being finalized, but no specific timeline was given. Resolv liquidity pools remain suspended from redemptions, and RLP token holders have already absorbed the first layer of losses; the team is still developing action plans. Kozlov acknowledged that the most difficult recovery phase is still ahead.