The third time being self-educating out of boredom: Cross-chain bridges are not as simple as "click once and it arrives immediately." Multi-signature sounds secure, but it actually shifts the risk from "code" to "people." Whether the signers are sufficiently decentralized, or if they follow the same schedule and have the same permissions—frankly, I can't be sure; the oracle is even more unpredictable, a single error can lead you astray. Now everyone is arguing about L2 TPS, fees, and subsidies—what's more attractive—but I'm more concerned about the "waiting for confirmation" step. Taking a bit longer at least gives you a window to withdraw if you change your mind. Anyway, I now add a line to my ledger: if the cross-chain transfer hasn't arrived, don't blame the chain first—check the confirmation count. Don't send your principal just to save a few seconds.