Gnosis, the team behind Gnosis Safe multiple signatures and Gnosis Chain, has launched a hash sage aggregator for blockchain technology bridges, according to a statement from the company. In a conversation with Cointelegraph, GnosisCEOMartin K ö ppelmann showed that a new aggregator should make the bridge safer because several bridges have to check withdrawals before confirming withdrawals.

According to the announcement, several bridge agreements have been focused on integration with Hashi, including brief laboratory, DendrETH, ZK Collective, ConNext, Celer, LayerZero, Axiom, Wormhole and LI.FI.

According to a report from the dynamic password terminal, more than $2 billion of bridges were stolen in 2021 and 2022. Incorrect coding causes some bridge mode hackers to invade, while others are caused by network attacks taking over multi-signature governance wallets.

According to K ö ppelmann, Hashi can provide the first step in making cross-chain transactions safer in all blockchain ecosystems, requiring withdrawals for several bridge certifications, rather than just one:

"Hashi is essentially about building this aggregator, which can use different bridges, and most of them say they have to allow the same information [.] If they do, very well, then we can make it particularly clear that the content of this message is in fact real, if they do not agree [.] Finally, we understand that we should upgrade to governance, and we should end the bridge.

K ö ppelmann also said that Hashi helps to avoid multi-signature governance attacks because it can avoid governance interference with the content of the agreement if there is no contradiction in some bridges themselves.

"here, you can have a good measure that you think 'governance can't do anything' so that it can't affect the system software unless it is established to be contradictory or incorrect," he explained. "so, once these bridges that are supposed to report the same thing [.] Do not agree, that kind of governance is allowed to interfere, otherwise governance will not be effective. That's hach. "

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Hashi is open source code and can also be used in GitHub.

In the Uniswap bridge debate last December and January this year, the idea of multi-bridge aggregators became more and more prominent. Although jumper was eventually rated as the bridge service provider of Uniswap, representatives from Celer, LiFi and Debridge, as well as other participants, concluded that the multi-bridge aggregation solution must be implemented in the future.