RE: LeoThread 2025-05-20 16:37

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Maintain the 2:1 TVL ratio and concentrate on capital efficiency for asset swaps between L1s. This is the approach—security remains the top priority.

"Note that there are two avenues:

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Maintain the 2:1 TVL and focus solely on capital efficiency for L1-to-L1 asset swaps.

1. Allow market forces to determine the capital level, ensuring network security as long as over 33% of the vault validators are honest.

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The market can reallocate funds toward trustworthy validators. Thorchain has repeatedly refined its design.

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The validator set can act swiftly in response to an anticipated economic attack, which would necessitate a nine-figure capital infusion and months to compromise enough validators.

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For instance:

• Should validators observe suspicious bonding of funds attributed to misappropriated assets, they can freeze those funds and eliminate their associated tokens, effectively blocking funds linked to mixers.
• Validators might

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implement a minimum fee to prevent attackers from undercutting the market.

• A registry of voluntarily verified validators could be established, where having one-third of validators verified would bolster security and encourage capital

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deposition."