Recently, I increasingly feel that on-chain, the most valuable thing is not speed, but "slowness." I now prefer to wait a few more confirmation rounds for cross-chain bridges—don't mind my fussing... Multi-signature sounds very secure, but who is signing, and are they the same group of people? When something goes wrong, it happens in an instant; oracles are more like "who do you trust for the price report," and a small shake can trigger a chain reaction. To put it simply, waiting for confirmation is not superstition; it's leaving a regret window for yourself: if something's wrong, you can still withdraw or stop. By the way, looking at social mining schemes—constantly urging you to boost popularity and interaction—attention is mining? I, for one, am a bit slow; I prefer to first keep the accounts clear, test the bridge with small amounts, and believe that staying alive is more important than points.