Lately I've been looking at cross-chain bridges again, and the more I look, the more I feel that "waiting for confirmation" isn't conservative; it's actually a way to buy more time for yourself... Multi-signature sounds secure, but it really depends on whether those keys are controlled by the same group of people or if they can all be compromised at once; the same goes for oracles. Basically, what you trust is that the feed price / feed status line won't get stuck or faked. Someone on the chain is comparing RWA, US Treasury yields, and various "on-chain yields," and I also get tempted, but as long as there's a bridge involved, I assume there's an additional counterparty layer plus an extra delay. Don't gamble on that small annualized return. The information noise is too high right now, and my noise reduction strategy is: first, map out wallet relationships + check contract permissions. Projects where I can't tell who can hit the pause button, I just move the funds away first. That's the plan for now.