Recently, I keep seeing a bunch of people rushing across chains like crazy, shouting about memes, celebrities taking you along… Seasoned players offer this one piece of advice: don’t always think about catching the last baton—when the bridge has problems, nobody’s going to refund your ticket.

As for my expectations for cross-chain bridges, I’m lowering them straight up: multisig isn’t “safe just because someone’s watching.” Plainly put, it’s “a few people getting together to decide whether they can move your money.” And don’t treat oracles like divine decrees either—if the data source is off, then even if the chain is “automatic” on-chain, it’s all for nothing. What I hate most is people complaining that it’s slow and not waiting for confirmations. But once it’s really rolled back or stuck, they come back to bash the chain… Waiting for confirmations—this is exactly trading time for certainty. Don’t skimp on that patience.

Anyway, if I can use L2, I won’t use bridges. If I have to bridge, I’ll do it in batches and with small amounts. I’d rather spend a few extra steps than end up getting into a rant later (though I really do love to rant). After lowering my expectations, it actually feels lighter. If I lose, it’s just paying tuition; if I don’t, then I guess it counts as a win. That’s it for now.