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The corrections log is a dated public record of factual fixes on Decentralized Finance Publication. We correct named errors on the page and list them here — we do not silently rewrite history. Skip this page if you wanted the editorial policy; that lives at /editorial-policy/.

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Resupply exploit claim reversed

Pages: Convex × Curve × Resupply flywheel

Was: Two pages stated Resupply had maintained a clean operational record since its March 2025 launch, with no major exploit.

Now: Resupply was exploited in June 2025 for approximately $9.6 million (wstUSR market). Coverage now states the incident, that the Insurance Pool absorbed the shortfall as designed, and points to the Resupply guide for the post-mortem. We do not claim a clean record we cannot source.

Yearn's role in Resupply under-credited

Pages: Convex × Curve × Resupply flywheel

Was: The flywheel guide treated Resupply as a Convex-led product, with Yearn mentioned only in passing.

Now: A dedicated section records the joint subDAO: Convex contributed veCRV infrastructure; Yearn contributed vault architecture and yield-strategy design. A 'who built Resupply' FAQ was added.

Exploit depth moved off the flywheel pillar

Pages: Flywheel guide · Resupply Finance guide

Was: A full security post-mortem sat on the mechanism explainer, crowding out how Convex, Curve and Resupply actually connect.

Now: The pillar keeps one honest sentence and a link. Full incident coverage stays on the Resupply surfaces, which is where readers looking for it will search.