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Bridge exploits keep proving that the wrapped token is only as safe as the accounting behind it. 🌉🚨 Tx says an attacker used fake XRPL deposits to withdraw real XRP from its reserves, while other bridged assets remain fully backed. The key failure appears to be deposit verification, not XRP itself. Before trust returns, I’d want proof of reserves, the exact amount drained and an explanation of how false deposits passed validation. Other assets are backed is useful but independently verifiable backing is better. $XRP $NOT $CATI #CPIEasesHikeBets #AIInfraEarningsWatch #SpaceX99%ValueFromAI