These days, some people are again watching on-chain large transfers and abnormal movements in exchange hot and cold wallets as "smart money," which makes me a bit anxious... To be honest, where the money goes doesn't necessarily indicate the direction, especially in places like cross-chain bridges, where if something goes wrong, it's a total loss.

The multi-signature of the bridge looks like "someone guarding the door," but the signers are too centralized / using the same set of permissions, which is almost the same as single points of failure; the same goes for oracles—if the price feed gets skewed, the assets on the bridge follow suit.
Now I basically force myself to "wait for confirmation" + split transactions when crossing, starting with small amounts to test the waters before adding more. I prefer to go slow rather than stay up late watching the fee rates and also keep an eye on where the assets are going... Anyway, discipline first, and I avoid gambling if I can.