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$SIMD

Sudden Spike

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Ethereum doesn't get hacked. Solana doesn't get hacked. Bridges get hacked. I've watched this industry burn billions patching up middlemen that never needed to exist. Every "secure bridge" is still a bridge an asset sitting exposed while it waits to become something else on [Spoken audio]: Again, like we're not recreating the wheel here. Like it's not magic fairy dust. It's just like we have to decentralize the old system in a way that makes sense for this new paradigm. And so, you know, that digital, that deed is the authoritative record of who owns what. And now you can change values without having to go like across these different chains. So everywhere else like moves or wraps asset across bridges, we are moving the proof of ownership of that asset. So it never has to leave the security of the Ethereum network or the security of the Solana network. Like those Ethereum's not getting hacked, right? Like Solana is not getting hacked. It's the bridging that's getting hacked because you have to trust that intermediary because again, it's an apple and an orange tree. And now you have to trust this intermediary that doesn't have the security of the main chains. Like we've removed that vulnerability.

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