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On September 15, the Ethereum restaking protocol Kelp announced via Twitter that it has detected suspicious activity from a specific address that received rsETH a few hours earlier. The team has implemented a temporary 24-hour suspension for this address, during which rsETH cannot be transferred in or out. Kelp's contracts are secure, and rsETH remains fully collateralized; minting, withdrawals, and integrations are operating normally, and users do not need to take any action. Previously, Blockaid reported that a Safe wallet belonging to an unidentified user on Ethereum was attacked, resulting in confirmed losses of approximately $7.73 million in rsETH.

On September 15, news emerged that a Safe wallet on Ethereum belonging to an unidentified user was attacked, resulting in confirmed losses of approximately $7.73 million in rsETH. The attacker exploited a public Keeper Multicall to redirect the custom Uniswap V4 LP module in the Safe to a HookPool created by the attacker. Subsequently, through a malicious Hook, aEthrsETH was unpacked into rsETH, and the related assets were extracted by Yoink MEV within the same block.

On September 15, the Daily Telegraph reported that the Bank of England is preparing to stop selling long-term government bonds due to rising borrowing costs putting pressure on the Chancellor of the Exchequer. According to the plan, the Bank will cease the sale of 20-year and 30-year UK government bonds that it accumulated during the financial crisis to stabilize the economy. Economists believe that since 2022, the sale of these long-term debts has cost taxpayers £22 billion. This move comes as a global bond sell-off pressures newly appointed Chancellor Jeremy Hunt ahead of his first budget on October 28. Adopting a different approach could give Hunt more room to alleviate the cost of living pressures. Stopping the sale of long-term bonds at a significant loss by the end of this decade, compared to continuing current bond sales, is estimated to save £2.5 billion annually. Although this could save the Chancellor billions, it complicates his efforts to achieve a balanced budget under fiscal rules for day-to-day spending.