Sentora’s Morpho vaults face outflows after MetaMask security incident

A security problem at one company can drain deposits from a completely different one. The Defiant reported that Sentora’s Morpho vaults saw sharp outflows following a security incident at MetaMask. On September 30, 2026, MetaMask disclosed an ongoing security incident tied to its staking operations. The wallet provider said user wallets faced no immediate risk. According to The Defiant, depositors pulled funds from vaults curated by Sentora on Morpho, a lending protocol where third-party managers set the rules for how deposits get lent out. The Defiant’s report links the outflows to the MetaMask incident by timing. It does not establish that Sentora’s vaults were technically exposed to the problem. Sentora curated more than $1.1 billion across Morpho Vaults (V2) as of late September 2026, placing it among the largest risk managers on the platform, behind Steakhouse Financial. Its biggest products sit on Ethereum and lean heavily on stablecoins: PYUSD Main: roughly $425 million RLUSD Main: roughly $414 million x Spark RLUSD: roughly $250 million PRIME Main: roughly $212 million PYUSD is PayPal’s dollar stablecoin. RLUSD is Ripple’s. Sentora also runs strategies backed by real-world ...