Today's incident with Venus regarding the lending issue, let's summarize briefly: Background 1: A proposal will be removed from the core lending pool tomorrow; Background 2: Someone borrowed stablecoins by collateralizing 4,500 ETH that came out of Tornado Cash before October 11, using it to continuously accumulate THE (the cost is said to be around 14 million). Today, a person (suspected to be a hacker?) pulled all THE from six addresses that were accumulating it, deposited it into Venus, and borrowed CAKE, BTC, and BNB. By driving up the price of THE, they borrowed more (this was not a flash loan attack, just normal lending), and then let this lending pair automatically liquidate, leaving Venus with a bad debt of currently valued at 1.7 million CAKE (1,180,000 CAKE). Currently, this person's address (0x1a35bd28efd46cfc46c2136f878777d69ae16231) holds 3,748,850,000, along with a debt of 1,183,952 CAKE left on Venus (which can only be borne by Venus). If this is a hacker, it seems reasonable to act without regard for costs, but everything is a bit too coincidental; if not a hacker, then... it's very strange... Regardless, the damage to Venus is certain.