These days, I've come across a bunch of "unlock calendar" warnings, scaring people into thinking a dump is coming... Honestly, I'm more worried about cross-chain bridges that "look fine." Multi-signature seems stable, but if something really goes wrong, it's just people running away or keys being lost; oracles are the same—feeding the wrong data once can cause the bridge to mint or release the wrong tokens. And that "waiting for confirmation"—many people find it slow, but I see it as the last line of defense: until the on-chain transaction is finalized, don’t take the other side’s funds seriously. To put it simply, I see complexity as the enemy, so I prefer to cross fewer times, take it slow, and feel more at ease. Even if I lose out, I see it as paying tuition.