Crypto just had one of its worst weeks for bridge hacks. And nobody is talking about the real reason why this keeps happening. Today, Alephium’s bridge was hacked. 3 out of 4 guardian keys were compromised. Hackers minted 13.7 million fake ALPH tokens and stole real value. This happened in the same week as THORChain, Verus Bridge, and Echo Protocol hacks. But here’s the important part: - The problem is not just bad code. - The real problem is how many bridges are built. - People think bridges are trustless. - But in reality, you are trusting a small group of people who control a few keys. - And you are hoping those keys never get compromised. - A multisig bridge is still based on trust. The hack is not the real issue. - The design itself is the issue. This keeps the same hook, curiosity, and analyst-style tone, but uses much simpler language.