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ether.fi: weETH based on LayerZero cross-chain bridge is now back online, with the number of DVNs increased to 4

ether.fi: weETH based on LayerZero cross-chain bridge is now back online, with the number of DVNs increased to 4

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2026/04/22 00:18
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According to ChainCatcher, ether.fi announced on the X platform that weETH, based on the LayerZero cross-chain bridge, has now been relaunched on all chains, and both liquidity minting and redemption functions have been enabled.

In terms of security, the ether team has increased the number of DVNs (Decentralized Verification Networks) from 2 to 4 and implemented stricter rate-limiting mechanisms to further enhance system security. In addition, related services will gradually resume under the guidance of security partners, with more updates to be announced later.

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