The AAVE TVL holding up despite the rsETH incident is worth noting — it suggests lenders are treating this as a contained event rather than a systemic risk to the protocol. One metric I'd be curious to see: what happened to the spread between AAVE's deposit rate and the risk-free rate immediately after the incident and then 48 hours later. If the spread normalized quickly, it means the market priced the risk and moved on. If it stayed elevated, there's lingering concern about LRT collateral quality that hasn't been resolved. The rsETH incident exposed a broader LRT risk that goes beyond AAVE.