Decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols are reevaluating their oracle providers following a $293 million attack on Kelp DAO. Several protocols, including Solv Protocol and Tydro, have announced migrations to Chainlink's infrastructure, citing security concerns with third-party oracles and bridge providers. Solv Protocol will transition to Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), while Tydro is moving away from Chaos Labs due to inaccurate price data issues. The attack on Kelp DAO, which resulted in the loss of 116,500 rsETH tokens, has prompted a broader reassessment of oracle security across the DeFi sector. Chainlink's infrastructure is gaining traction as it is perceived to offer stronger security guarantees. RedStone, another oracle provider, has also been approached by Tydro for support following the Chaos Labs incident. As the DeFi market consolidates around fewer, more reliable oracle providers, concerns about over-reliance on single infrastructures persist, with experts emphasizing the need for independent and transparent data systems.