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$7.2 billion has now fled LayerZero for Chainlink Per CoinDesk, more than $7.2B in cross-chain assets have migrated to Chainlink CCIP since May. Kelp moved $1.5B after its $292M bridge exploit, followed by Lombard, Solv, Virtuals, Kraken's wrapped assets, and now Mantle's $2.5B Super Portal. Every CCIP lane is...

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