The blog post: https://blog.cosmos.network/sifchain-announces-peggy-cosmos-ethereum-cross-chain-bridge-eeb46a8f91db contains several factual inaccuracies that we would like to see corrected.
The post incorrectly claims that Althea's Peggy uses "Proof of Authority" and that a "select set of pre-ordained validators" control the bridge. This is simply wrong. Peggy processes transactions signed by the current validator set on the Cosmos chain. The only entities that a user of Peggy must trust are the Cosmos validators. Using the terms "select set of pre-ordained validators" and "proof of authority" gives readers of this blog post a false impression of how Peggy works. If Peggy is "Proof of Authority", then the Cosmos Hub is also "Proof of Authority".