Cross‑Chain Re‑Entry Risk: How Sky’s “Return‑Path” Mechanism Can Amplify Cascading Failures
증상
When a vault on Chain A is liquidated, Sky’s design often routes the collateral through a “return‑path” bridge to Chain B where a secondary market liquidates it for native assets. On the surface this spreads liquidity, but it also creates a hidden feedback loop:
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해결법
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Bridge latency as a risk buffer – The bridge’s finality delay (often 5–15 minutes) means the collateral sits in an unsettled state while price feeds on both chains continue to evolve. If the price on Chain B moves unfavorably during this window, the realized recovery drops, forcing the original liquidator to cover a shortfall on Chain A.
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Dual‑oracle exposure – Each chain queries its own price oracle. A divergence (oracle staleness, manipulation, or simply different market depth) creates asymmetric valuations. The liquidation trigger on Chain A may fire at price P₁, while the secondary sale on Chain B occurs at price P₂ < P₁, eroding the safety margin.
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Collateral compression – The bridge often wraps the same underlying asset (e.g., wETH → bETH). If the wrapped token’s
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