In the case of harassment against Curve Finance contributors, two defendants are prohibited from making threatening statements and are required to pay approximately SGD 2,500 in damages and legal costs.

Deep Tide TechFlow news. On March 30, according to DL News, the Singapore harassment protection court issued a ruling on March 24 in the case involving Curve Finance contributor Haowi Wong, ordering the founder of the crypto wallet OneKey, Wang Lei (online name Yishi), and an anonymous account on the X platform to cease making threatening or insulting statements about Wong, and to prohibit them from publishing allegations that Wong committed fraud or spread false information. The two defendants are required to jointly pay approximately 2,500 Singapore dollars (about $1,900) in compensation and legal fees by April 7.

The case originates from a vulnerability attack on the stablecoin lending protocol Resupply in June 2025, which caused user losses of about $9.3 million. Since Resupply allows users to deposit crvUSD into the Curve treasury to earn yields, some believe the protocol is connected to Curve and have accused Curve of being directly responsible for the attack on X and in private groups, while also making personal accusations against Wong. Curve founder Michael Egorov previously denied Curve’s official involvement in the Resupply project and stated that Curve Finance did not officially intervene in this lawsuit. Neither of the two defendants appeared in court.