Things are getting wild on Ethereum: a record 2.5m ETH are queued for exit, creating an unprecedented 44-day wait time. This historic withdrawal event highlights a structural problem you simply don't see on Cardano. All signs point to the security incident at Kiln, the staking infrastructure company. They recently had a breach where 192,600 $SOL got stolen. In response to this, and as a precaution against similar vulnerabilities, Kiln itself has begun withdrawing its Ethereum validators. You see, the whole slashing mechanism in Ethereum forces you to lock up your funds. This means that if your validator messes up for any reason, your own staked assets can get slashed or even stolen. It's a huge risk. But on Cardano, it’s a completely different story. There's no slashing. No lock-ups. Period. The architecture makes it literally impossible for a stake pool operator to steal your funds, which makes it one of the safest chains out there to delegate to. The reason for this big...
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