RT Brian Trunzo (@NTBro)End of day, crypto is bridges and assets all the way down. Yet the industry takes bridge security lightly: $10 billion in exploits over the last decade, almost all involving bridges at some point. We need to take bridge security more seriously.🧌🌉🌉🌉🌉🌉🧌 ...

🇦🇪 BIG: UAE has enacted Federal Decree No. 6 of 2025, placing DeFi, Web3, stablecoin protocols, DEXs, and bridges under central bank oversight.These projects must secure licensing by Sept 2026. https://t.co/u9WfLQgSyP ...

Security Risks in Blockchain - Solana founder argues L2s and bridges like Wormhole share the same worst-case risk: multisigs can upgrade contracts and move assets without users' knowledge [1] - The core issue is whether a set of external keys can control user funds [1] - Multisigs effectively define the sequencer's authority [1] - Under current designs, L2s do not truly inherit Ethereum's security [1]

Company Positioning - Agglayer claims to offer verifiable trust, contrasting with the implicit trust demanded by most bridges [1] Marketing Message - Agglayer's core message revolves around providing proof rather than relying on trust [1]