Beyond the Breach: Why rsETH’s Depegging Demands a New Standard for Bridge Security
Following a breach by suspected North Korea-backed hackers, KelpDAO’s liquid restaked token, rsETH, depegged from ether. Flare CPO Filip Koprivec argues that the rsETH incident proves bridge security must be treated as a...
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