Honestly, I i'm surprised we have not seen any issues with all of the various crypto assets.
Liquid borrows a lot of complexity, and I assume even some code from Ethereum.
I imagine there are teams and individuals hammering on various cryptocurrencies day and night.
At the same time, it would be smart if attackers were able to attack in a way that is difficult to detect. So it's not to slay the golden goose, so to speak.
And honestly, this is an area in which Monero's opacity adds to its attack surface.
It seems a bit strange to say, but I hope people are banging on these projects as hard as they can. And I hope some of them are actual white hats who will responsibly and privately disclose to the developers what they find.
There are many incentives for finding flaws in the code of various blockchain-based assets.
