Yeah, again, sorry about that everybody we had some unexpected difficulties. Yeah, is it a coincidence? Is it a coincidence that Elon Musk takes over and we can't activate out Twitter space? I don't know, but here we are, we're getting in here, we're going to activate all of our
as a speaker. Twitter space works in a really weird way. You've got to sort of approve people to talk and once they're approved and they can activate their microphones. So we're in the process of rushing through it, getting people at it. Please don't leave the Twitter space
We're just about to get started and give us the opportunity to catch up and I promise you we'll make it up to you for being a little bit late. Look as we're getting our guests together, I'll introduce the show today. I'll introduce myself. I'm Cutcraft host of spec weekly and we've got Flip and
burgers and flipping burgers is where we look at crypto from different angles. No, we're not talking, we're not talking getting a job at McDonald's and flipping burgers on the grill. No, we're inviting you to a community where we get a real insight to kind of look at the different things that are happening in crypto.
As I mentioned, I'm your host, Cuckraft, and we're going to cook it up with the leaders from within crypto and beyond. So sometimes we'll be talking to people, maybe from the regulations perspective, and sometimes we'll be talking to people that have got projects within crypto. So keep your eye on our
this Twitter space and keep jumping in. So look as everyone's getting added we'll get started within the next couple of minutes. You know I can see a few speakers are popping up. We've got three so far, I've expected six or so. So let's just give it one more minute and then we'll get started.
Okay, so as we're still waiting for people I'm just gonna sort of introduce today's episode and today we're gonna be talking about bridges, you know, and I'm a bit of a bridge new but I don't know too much about it
But the idea behind Bridges is sort of connecting chains. Our very first episode was about the multi-chain approach. And, you know, we spoke about all the benefits of having multi-chain projects that were launching on it, the reasoning behind why I guess it's beneficial.
for a project to go multi-chain instead of sticking to one single chain and focusing all its energies on one infrastructure and one way of doing things. But how do we do multi-chain? And today's episode of Bridges stuffs to uncover partly how we do that.
But with that, come vulnerabilities. So there are security issues that we've got to be aware of. Yeah, just connecting chains isn't as easy. Well, I don't know. To me, I always thought it was complicated. But some people might think, oh, you know, just
just higher people than know what to do what they're doing and they're all work out smoothly and eventually. But what happens is, it creates a level of security vulnerability. And that's one of the main issues that we've been facing recently. I'm not sure if we're all aware of the recent Binance hack, but that was for about 570
to $1,000,000. And we've got to start to think about why is this happening? Are there commonalities? And how do we get around it? And that's where today's episode is really going to focus around is, what are the risks between building a bridge, between chains? How do they actually work? For me, for example, I