Security-incident-driven strategy: after a protocol’s vulnerability is exposed and exploited, the attacked tokens often see a wave of emotion-driven selling pressure, and attackers usually cash out in ETH. In this situation, don’t short; focus on whether the token can hold the support level from before the incident. If it quickly reclaims that level, even if it results in a stop-out due to being “mistakenly” sold, treat it as a successful repair.
Compared with the current price: AAVE is $182.58, up 1.4% in 24 hours. This time, the Aave v3 Loop Safe module was stolen—114.09 ETH (about $310,000). The market hasn’t broken down: ETH at $2,706 is also up 0.9%, and the sentiment shock has already been absorbed. Strategically, use the pre-incident low as the stop-loss reference. If the price holds and recaptures the level, the “repair” is considered successful.#AAVE #ETH
Compared with the current price: AAVE is $182.58, up 1.4% in 24 hours. This time, the Aave v3 Loop Safe module was stolen—114.09 ETH (about $310,000). The market hasn’t broken down: ETH at $2,706 is also up 0.9%, and the sentiment shock has already been absorbed. Strategically, use the pre-incident low as the stop-loss reference. If the price holds and recaptures the level, the “repair” is considered successful.#AAVE #ETH