Chainlink's CCIP 2.0 upgrade follows a dispute over a $292 million hack: LayerZero blamed Kelp for using a single verifier, while Kelp said LayerZero staff had reviewed its setup without objection. CoinGecko data showed nearly half of active LayerZero apps used the same one-verifier arrangement, and Kelp said it would move rsETH to Chainlink. CCIP 2.0 lets firms add extra verifiers, in-house or from providers like Infosys and Nethermind, atop a default network of 16 node operators requiring quorum. The Risk Management Network's separate double-check role has been removed; Chainlink's Johann Eid said legacy bridges "lost billions."

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