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LayerZero Admits Mistake After $292M Kelp Exploit
LayerZero has acknowledged its role in the $292 million Kelp exploit, initially calling it a developer configuration issue but later admitting responsibility for the design decision behind its verifier system.
The problem wasn’t just a simple bug, but a deeper issue in how high-value transfers were secured within a vulnerable setup. The incident highlights how small design choices in cross-chain systems can lead to major financial risks.
By accepting responsibility, LayerZero has shown rare accountability in the crypto space, where blame is often shifted externally. Overall, the case is a reminder that in Web3, security depends not just on code, but on the trust model behind it.
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