Solana founder Anatoly Yakovenko argued that L2s and bridges like Wormhole share the same worst-case risk: multisigs can upgrade contracts and move assets without users’ knowledge. He rejected Gabriel Shapiro’s view that complex governance makes such systems safer, stressing that the core issue is whether a set of external keys can control user funds. Yakovenko concluded that multisigs effectively define the sequencer’s authority, and under current designs, L2s do not truly inherit Ethereum’s security. x.com/aeyakovenko/status/198…