Rollup-focused roadmaps bring up an interesting dilemma: when you have multiple L2s talking to each other, the trust assumptions get murky fast. Cross-chain security isn't exactly straightforward here.
But here's where things get exciting - there's real room to level up. Think trust-minimized bridges that actually work, intent-based systems that don't require blind faith, and messaging protocols that keep liquidity flowing smoothly between layers. The fragmentation problem? It's solvable, just needs the right infrastructure.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-11 21:11
It's the same old story again. Multi-chain interoperability has started playing trust games, making it feel like a game of pass-the-parcel.
This time, it's somewhat interesting. Trust-minimized bridging is indeed a breakthrough, but hearing this too often has made us numb.
Is there anyone who can truly implement it? Or are we just going to wait another two years for another major outage?
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JustHodlIt
· 12-11 20:54
NGL, the entire trust assumption in multi-chain has long been a mess. Who has truly understood cross-chain security?
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WenAirdrop
· 12-11 20:44
Multichain interoperability sounds good, but in reality, the trust assumptions are a mess. Who dares to guarantee that the bridge won't have issues?
Rollup-focused roadmaps bring up an interesting dilemma: when you have multiple L2s talking to each other, the trust assumptions get murky fast. Cross-chain security isn't exactly straightforward here.
But here's where things get exciting - there's real room to level up. Think trust-minimized bridges that actually work, intent-based systems that don't require blind faith, and messaging protocols that keep liquidity flowing smoothly between layers. The fragmentation problem? It's solvable, just needs the right infrastructure.