I almost transferred coins from Chain A to Chain B just now, but I copied the address wrong by one character. Luckily, I habitually clicked "Wait for confirmation"... Those few minutes had my heart pounding a bit; it's not that I have a lot of money, but I'm afraid the bridge might get stuck on the other side and I wouldn't be able to withdraw.



Cross-chain bridges, to be honest, the biggest concern isn't the fees, but the trust chain being too long: who exactly are the multi-signers, whether the oracle feeds are accurate, and whether it can be stopped if something goes wrong. Now everyone is comparing RWA and the yields of US bonds to on-chain yield products. Seeing that makes me want to slow down even more—no matter how attractive the returns are, I have to ask first: if the bridge goes down, who will cover my gains? Anyway, I’ll sleep on it first and decide whether to chase after it later.
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