DeFi will win. It’s inevitable, and we’re on the home stretch of getting the whole world to take us seriously. And that’s exactly why we cannot let things like this happen - losing 99% of funds in a trade is an not an acceptable outcome. Since yesterday, several partners and integrators have reached out asking whether something like this could happen through LI.​FI-powered integrations. TLDR: no, this can't happen on LI.​FI. Our architecture is specifically designed to prevent this class of outcome. LI.​FI filters out routes with extreme price impact before they are ever surfaced to the user. Integrators can set price impact thresholds, and routes that violate those thresholds never make it to the UI. These protections are enabled across integrations, with maxPriceImpact set to a 10% loss limit by default. Many of these safeguards came from lessons we learned early on from running Jumper - which exposed us to every edge case that a user will face, and it forced us to build stronger protections directly into the LI.​FI infrastructure. Those learnings are now embedded across the LI.​FI stack that wallets, applications, and protocols rely on today. User security is paramount, and hopefully after this incident - these safeguards become table stakes across the industry. We’ll keep building towards that.