Naoris Protocol (@NaorisProtocol): The recent Kelp DAO exploit exposed a deeper problem.
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The recent Kelp DAO exploit exposed a deeper problem. One of the main reasons the industry still cannot progress at the pace it should: It cannot verify trust across its own infrastructure. A forged cross-chain message, exploiting LayerZero’s DVN, was accepted as valid. Funds moved through Aave, Compound, and into ETH. We’ve seen this pattern before across bridges, DeFi, and protocols like Drift Protocol. Different systems. Same weakness. Messages are trusted. Validators are trusted. Systems execute. Nothing proves they are secure in real time. This is the gap. We built Naoris to address it at the foundation. Through dPoSec (Decentralized Proof of Security), nodes, validators, and systems must continuously prove their integrity before trust is extended. Not just transaction validation... System-level validation With mainnet rolling out in phases, this moves from theory toward real infrastructure. Trust is no longer assumed. It is verified. Full breakdown 👇