Stablecoin cross-chain liquidity bridges may amplify systemic risks. These bridges enable asset transfers across blockchains, but vulnerabilities like smart contract flaws, centralization risks, and oracle manipulations can lead to significant losses, as seen in past bridge hacks costing billions. Fragmented liquidity from wrapped or bridged stablecoins complicates ecosystems, potentially disrupting trading and price discovery if a major stablecoin fails. Interconnectedness with traditional finance could spread contagion, especially under market stress, as reserve asset sales trigger broader instability. Regulatory gaps and inconsistent oversight further heighten risks, particularly for large-scale stablecoin arrangements. Robust global regulation, enhanced security audits, and decentralized bridge designs are critical to mitigate these amplifying effects.‽web:0,11,16,20,23 ‽post:1