Renzo said Basis and ezETH were unaffected by the MetaMask infrastructure security incident, with risk and liquidity verifiable on-chain
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Renzo responded that Basis risk and liquidity can be verified through on-chain data.
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Regarding MetaMask security incident Renzo responded that Basis risk and liquidity can be fully verified on-chain
PANews October 1 reported that, regarding the MetaMask infrastructure security incident,Renzo Finance responded that its newly launched Renzo Basis product will not concentrate risk and liquidity in stablecoins or the treasury, and that the relevant data can be fully verified on-chain. This means users do not need to rely on trust in Renzo to independently confirm whether they were affected by the incident.Renzo also noted that ezETH has been backed solely by native 2026 since April and ETH are currently the only native asset supporting it. In the current withdrawal queue, only 214.75 stETH (accounting for 0.5%) has a valid claim. Previously,MetaMask stated that it was handling a security incident affecting part of its infrastructure and had not yet identified any immediate threat to MetaMask wallets. As a precaution, Met...
PANews reported that MetaMask experienced a security incident affecting part of its infrastructure.
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Renzo Finance stated that Renzo Basis would not concentrate risk and liquidity in stablecoins or the treasury, and that the relevant data could be verified on-chain.
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Renzo Finance stated that ezETH has been backed solely by native 2026 since April and is supported by native ETH.
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The current withdrawal queue contains 214.75 stETH with valid claims, accounting for 0.5%。
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MetaMask stated that it had not identified any immediate threat to MetaMask wallets.
AI-assisted interpretation
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Renzo stated that users can independently examine Basis risk and liquidity through publicly available blockchain data, rather than relying solely on Renzo's explanation. The report also mentioned changes to ezETH's backing assets, as well as stETH data in the withdrawal queue.
Why it matters to readers
On-chain verifiability may help users check whether the relevant products were affected by the security incident, but this does not indicate the incident's full scope of impact.
Beginners should focus on three points: the scope of the incident's impact, the product's collateral assets, and whether withdrawals proceed smoothly.
Risks and unknowns
The original text is truncated at the MetaMask security incident background and lacks complete incident details.
The report does not provide an independent technical investigation or independent verification of Renzo's claims.
Based solely on the available content, it cannot be confirmed whether Renzo Basis was actually affected by the incident.
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