Bridge hacks are a thing. And it's because people are like, they're holding, you deposit a token on one chain. And at that point, the bridge is almost like a multi-sig, holding all those tokens. For as long as those tokens live on the other chain in any form, and if you want to have liquidity for people to make trades, then liquidity providers need to hold those bridged representations of tokens on the other chains. ETH on another chain is always going to be worse than ETH on Mainnet.

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