Sentora’s Morpho Vaults See Sharp Outflows Amid MetaMask Staking Incident

Snapshots from Morpho’s monitoring show the protocol’s RLUSD vault had about $8.46 million of available liquidity, while the PYUSD vault held roughly $2.38 million. Those figures reflect the amounts on hand for the two named stablecoin-based vaults in Morpho’s most recent public data. Observers described the movements as sharp outflows, which coincided with a MetaMask staking incident that has been circulating in the DeFi community. While Morpho’s snapshots quantify remaining liquidity, they do not detail individual withdrawal events or the identity of withdrawing addresses. A drop in available liquidity can restrict the ability of a lending or yield protocol to satisfy redemptions or maintain expected lending capacity until deposits recover. In this case, the timing of the liquidity reductions — coming amid the wallet-related incident — prompted attention from users and analysts tracking potential knock-on effects between wallet-level events and on-chain protocols. Morpho’s snapshot numbers offer a near-term view of the vaults’ positions but do not, on their own, explain longer-term implications for the protocol or its users. Further reporting or on-chain analysis would be required to determine the full scale of outflows, the behavior of counterparties, and whether liquidity levels stabilize or continue to change.