When liquidity became available, @kpk_io's automated architecture allowed them to withdraw in one block.
They suffered no material losses from the Resolv event (there's still $1k in an Arbitrum vault I believe).
"The vault's withdrawal queue was configured to recover the position automatically as soon as liquidity returned. That's exactly what happened. The moment a borrower repaid, a depositor's redemption cascaded through the vault's withdrawal queue, recovering the full amount. Same block, no manual intervention needed. The vault's architecture handled the exit."
In addition to having automated infrastructure, kpk also has skin in the game - they have $8M deposited into their own vaults.
(Disclosure: kpk is a sponsor of The Edge Podcast)

kpk (formerly karpatkey)
@kpk_io
03-24
Update on the Resolv situation.
TLDR: kpk's vault architecture worked as designed under real stress. We detected the risk, paused new allocations, and the vault exited automatically the moment liquidity became available. The withdrawal queue design proved itself without


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