Let me tell you, every time I see the words "cross-chain bridge" now, I start to sweat... After being liquidated last time, I have a bit of PTSD, I'd rather go slow than rush. Basically, a bridge is just packaging a bunch of trust: who exactly are the multi-signers, will they pretend to be dead if something really happens; if the oracle feed price/status gets stuck, you think you're on the chain, but you're actually waiting for someone else's approval.

Recently, during the extreme fee period, the group was arguing whether to reverse the transaction or keep squeezing the bubble, but I’m not interested in joining the hype. Especially when crossing chains, I always "wait for confirmation," not being picky, just giving myself a buffer: only move to the next step after seeing the bridge truly credited the funds and the status is stable. Going slow is annoying, but it's more comfortable than "instant credit and instant zeroing out." For now, being cautious is pretty good.