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Bridges: The Most Targeted Links in Crypto

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Dec 24, 2025, 10:46 AM | Altcoins

Bridges move assets across chains, but they also concentrate risk. Many major exploits have involved bridge contracts or their validation systems. New designs aim for stronger security, slower withdrawals, or better proofs. If you use a bridge, assume the risk is real.

Bridges move assets across chains, but they also concentrate risk. Many major exploits have involved bridge contracts or their validation systems. New designs aim for stronger security, slower withdrawals, or better proofs. If you use a bridge, assume the risk is real.

Bridges move assets across chains, but they also concentrate risk. Many major exploits have involved bridge contracts or their validation systems. New designs aim for stronger security, slower withdrawals, or better proofs. If you use a bridge, assume the risk is real.

Bridges move assets across chains, but they also concentrate risk. Many major exploits have involved bridge contracts or their validation systems. New designs aim for stronger security, slower withdrawals, or better proofs. If you use a bridge, assume the risk is real.

Bridges move assets across chains, but they also concentrate risk. Many major exploits have involved bridge contracts or their validation systems. New designs aim for stronger security, slower withdrawals, or better proofs. If you use a bridge, assume the risk is real.