Bedrock Integrates Chainlink Proof of Reserve After Exploit
Bedrock & Chainlink Collaboration
In an essential move towards strengthening security, Bedrock has integrated Chainlink Proof of Reserve. This decision comes in response to a significant exploit that cost the protocol $2M. By adopting this proven methodology, Bedrock aims to secure its minting function against similar attacks in the future.
How Chainlink Proof of Reserve Works
- Chainlink Proof of Reserve guarantees the backing of assets being minted.
- This protocol utilizes decentralized oracles to verify asset availability in real time.
- The integration enhances trust and transparency within the Bedrock ecosystem.
Future Implications for Bedrock
With this integration, Bedrock not only aims to recover from its exploit but also plans to set a new industry standard for security. Users can have more confidence in their transactions, knowing that their assets are being protected by Chainlink's robust infrastructure.
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