Sentora co-founder questions the security of cross-chain bridge ecosystems and suggests introducing an insurance model to ensure solvency.

According to Odaily, Sentora (formerly IntoTheBlock) co-founder Jesus Rodriguez questioned the security of the cross-chain bridge ecosystem in a post on X. He stated that within the architecture of the crypto ecosystem, cross-chain bridges represent the largest single point of failure. From a financial perspective, cross-chain bridges are massive, centralized custodial risk pools. The industry has invested billions of dollars to optimize the speed of cross-chain bridges, but almost no funds have been allocated to enhance the security of the transfer process itself. Jesus Rodriguez believes that insurance should become an integral part of cross-chain bridge architecture and proposed two models: a user-centric "atomic encapsulation" model and a protocol-level support model. He pointed out that cross-chain bridges with solvency guarantees will gain a significant competitive advantage, shifting the industry from "trusting code" to "providing insurance for state transitions."