Just saw that ZeroLend, a DeFi protocol that's been around for like three years, is shutting down. Apparently the team cited inactive chains and security hacks as the main reasons. Kind of wild how even established DeFi projects can hit a wall like this. The whole inactive chains thing makes sense though - spreading resources too thin across too many networks is rough. And hacks? Yeah, that's always a death sentence for trust in this space. Makes you think about which DeFi protocols actually have solid security and which ones are just running on borrowed time. Anyone here been using ZeroLend or did you already bail when the red flags started showing?