Recently, I've been using cross-chain bridges for some L2 tasks again, and the more I use it, the more I realize that "waiting for confirmation" is really not just being picky. If the multi-signature on the bridge side or the oracle has a small issue, any little problem can cause assets to get stuck, and small funds can't withstand this kind of psychological torment... So now I prefer to go slower: try with a small amount first, then add more once confirmed, and if it gets stuck, just treat it as tuition and don't force it.

Additionally, with the recent rumors of increased taxes / tighter compliance in certain places, my expectations for deposits and withdrawals have become even more cautious. Anyway, the less on-chain fussing, the better; if it can be resolved within the same chain, avoid cross-chain transfers. The discipline, in plain terms, is: don’t gamble with yourself. What about you?