Kelp DAO just had a $230M wake-up call. An exploit hit rsETH -- Kelp's liquid restaking token -- forcing Aave to freeze WETH borrowing markets as a precautionary measure. The same session, the Verus-Ethereum bridge was separately drained for $11.6M including 103.6 tBTC and 1,625 ETH. Two bridge exploits in one day is not a coincidence -- it's a reminder that cross-chain infrastructure remains the softest attack surface in DeFi. Aave has since restored WETH borrowing limits as rsETH enters recovery. The speed of response shows DeFi risk management has matured -- but the exploits still happened. Kelp DAO's bridge revival path depends on full root-cause disclosure, a credible security audit, and a compensation plan for affected LPs. The DeFi restaking narrative took a hit today. Trust gets built over years and can evaporate in hours. Bridge security needs to be a first-class design requirement, not an afterthought. What's your risk management approach for liquid restaking positions? #KelpDAOBridgeRevival