In r-CryptoTechnology, explanations of bridge versus DEX versus aggregator converge with concerns about cross chain governance exploits, flash loan style voting power double spending, and fee stacking when routing through aggregators.
Bridge: Moves tokens from one blockchain to another. That's it. Usually does one thing.
Aggregator:Checks multiple bridges and DEXs simultaneously and picks the route that gets you the best rate.
The real issue isn't just flash loans enabling this - it's that most bridge designs don't account for voting power double-spending at all.
The latency between chains makes atomic prevention nearly impossible without sacrificing.
Bridge fee + aggregators fee + dapp fee.
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