Recently, someone asked me if they could "go all in" on a cross-chain bridge. To be honest, I still look at the permission structure first: who is the multi-sig, how many keys are there, and whether the logic can be changed arbitrarily; the path of oracle price feeds/messages also needs to be clear, otherwise a statement of "confirmed" on the bridge side is just sending a message to oneself. Waiting for confirmation may seem slow, but many pitfalls are just tricks to deceive people into rushing in. Now, with testnet incentives and points being hot, everyone is guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens... I want to too, but when it comes to actually moving real money across chains, I’d rather wait a few more blocks, take a closer look at who signed, and avoid making a high-yield move based on "trust the team." Anyway, for me, safety always comes first over profits.