These two days, the airdrop season has heated up again, and the task platform's anti-witch hunt makes everyone scramble like clocking in for work... But I honestly think, when it comes to cross-chain bridges, don't compete in speed; it's about competing for the patience to "wait for confirmation."

Multi-signature sounds very secure, but it's actually like several people managing the fire in the kitchen together; theoretically, it's not easy to burn, but you're also afraid of encountering the "insider game" in the same pot. Oracles are more like using a thermometer to measure if the food is cooked; if the thermometer is broken, no matter how accurate the cooking time is, it's useless. To put it simply, the most exciting moment is the cross-over, but the risk is often hidden in the "not fully cooked" stage. So now I prefer to go slower, wait for the on-chain confirmation to be solid before moving, because eating a little less hot soup is better than burning your mouth. Anyway, those rushing to lift the lid on this pot of bridge are the ones most likely to get slapped in the face by the steam in the end.