These days, I see a bunch of memes and celebrities shouting orders one after another, and when you shift your attention, it's like changing channels... Experienced players advise newcomers not to take the last baton, and it's really not just for show.

Speaking of cross-chain, you need to stay calm: you think clicking "Cross-Chain" is all it takes, but actually, there's a lot to trust behind each IBC/message passing — make sure the source chain and target chain don't have issues, the light client/validation mechanism doesn't fail, the relayer doesn't cause trouble, the channel/contract implementation isn't flawed, and finally, don't let your frontend change your address.
Anyway, I don't just look at the hype and narratives; when on-chain turnover increases, I set a take-profit line first.
Successfully cross-chain doesn't mean the risk is over; if you can exit, do so, and sleep peacefully.