Lately, everyone’s been talking about AI Agent automated trading, and it feels like half of it is narrative hype and half of it is people picking at safety… Honestly, I’d rather say one word: “slow.” With cross-chain bridges, don’t嫌 it’s slow: multi-signature needs several people to give their approvals, oracles have to wait for the data to be fed in, and you still have to wait for on-chain confirmations. Put simply, it’s all about using time to buy “no disasters.” If you push it to be faster, it may come back with fewer checks, fewer people, and fewer confirmations—then the risk gets added a filter through your own bias. In any case, when I cross bridges now, I’d rather be a half-beat slower: split the amount into smaller parts, wait a bit longer for more confirmations. I may end up with a little less upside—fewer pieces of the picture completed—but I can sleep more soundly.