These days, the group is again talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and even rumors of "de-pegging." Honestly, I find the atmosphere of scaring people and urging quick actions the most annoying. I myself am impulsive in the short term, but I really don’t dare to rush with cross-chain bridges; a bridge isn’t like an exchange order book, if something goes wrong, there’s no stop-loss button to press.

Multi-signature sounds like "a few people watching makes it safe," but having more people can also lead to collective confusion; oracles are more like inserting a thermometer into someone else’s pot—if the data tilts, you’ll misjudge along with it. Anyway, I now treat bridging like passing through customs: I’d rather wait for a few more confirmations, take it slow, at least knowing the door is truly closed. If I lose money, I can still turn off the computer and go for a walk; if the bridge blows up, I can only stand there in shock.