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The day before yesterday, I bridged back from a certain L2

Tamala S · 2026-06-13T13:13:46.000Z

The day before yesterday, I bridged back from a certain L2 to the ETH mainnet to withdraw uniBTC, and just verifying the nodes and bridge contracts had me sweating bullets. At that moment, I suddenly understood why @Bedrock is so adamant about cross-chain staking hubs. They want to integrate BTC, the hardest core asset, into a multi-chain yield network, turning uniBTC into a cross-ecosystem yield passport. This narrative is pretty enticing. But anyone who's been through the cross-chain bloodbath knows that with each additional bridge, there's an extra vulnerability. Bedrock is now turning BR into the key to access high-tier strategy pools, forcing everyone to lock up long-term. From a governance perspective, this is about refining, but from a security standpoint, it binds all supporters' interests to a ship navigating through a storm. If a marginally pegged asset unpegs, or if a validator on a certain chain goes rogue, the cascading liquidation won’t spare you just because you have veBR locked up. $BTC I see a lot of folks in the group fixated on the short-term ups and downs of BR, but they’re overlooking the real Achilles' heel: the extreme complexity of multi-asset management. This hard-cut model from the official side is basically telling everyone that if you want a bigger slice of the pie, you have to accept all systemic risks. It's just like back in the day when $BTC cross-chain yield was still immature, and many got wrecked by bridge exploits. I took stock of my position in Bedrock, and in the end, I only kept less than 30% locked long-term; the rest I pulled out for low-risk lending. It’s not that I don’t see potential, but I can’t afford to play this high-yield story built on perfect cross-chain assumptions. But looking at it from another angle, if Bedrock can really make this shared multi-chain liquidity network work, the moat will be terrifyingly deep. For now, I choose to keep an eye on the on-chain cross-chain net inflow data and will decide whether to add more once things settle down. #Bedrock $BR @Bedrock