Solv Protocol and Re Switch to Chainlink CCIP, Moving Nearly $1B Away From Layerzero
Tech Solv Protocol and Re Switch to Chainlink CCIP, Moving Nearly $1B Away From Layerzero Solv Protocol announced this week that it is migrating its entire tokenized portfolio, including SolvBTC and xSolvBTC, from Layerzero to Chainlink CCIP. The move covers roughly $700 million in assets and affects bridge deployments on Corn, Berachain, Rootstock, and TAC networks. Layerzero support on those chains is being deprecated as the migration proceeds in phases. “After an extensive security review, Solv is deprecating its Layerzero bridges and migrating to the most secure cross-chain solution in the industry, with SolvBTC and xSolvBTC now officially powered by Chainlink CCIP across all supported chains,” the team wrote. more independent operators, native rate-limit circuit breakers, and SOC 2 Type 2 compliance as the deciding factors. Protocol TVL stands above $475 million. Both decisions follow an April 18, 2026, exploit that drained approximately 116,500 rsETH, worth roughly $292 million at the time, from a Layerzero-powered bridge used by KelpDAO. Attackers reportedly used the stolen assets as collateral on Aave v3. KelpDAO attributed the breach to a 1-of-1 verifier configuration within Layerzeros infrastructure, which created a single point of failure. Layerzero disputed that framing. The company said KelpDAO had manually selected a non-recommended single-verifier model against Layerzero‘s