Kelp Freezes rsETH Transfers for One Address After Suspicious Activity

Kelp's decision to freeze a single address rather than pause the token is a notable distinction: it targets suspicious flow while explicitly keeping minting, withdrawals and integrations live, which limits contagion to rsETH's utility. The link to a separate multisig exploit suggests the risk sits with wallet and key hygiene rather than the restaking contract itself — the recurring weak point in this sector. The open question is whether the freeze points to a wider pattern of targeted address compromises, or remains an isolated incident.