I set a little rule for myself: even if cross-chain bridges are convenient, don’t treat them as "teleporters." If you really need to cross, think of it as waiting in line for security clearance—be patient and wait for confirmation. Multi-signature sounds secure, but more people don’t mean fewer issues; oracles are the same—feeding the wrong data can cause the chain to go off course... I’d rather be a bit slower than send the cat food into a black hole just to save a few minutes. Recently, everyone’s comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products; I find it quite lively, but honestly, no matter how attractive the returns are, if the underlying bridge wobbles, my mindset will collapse immediately. Anyway, I firmly believe: if you can avoid crossing, don’t cross; if you must cross, treat it as buying a ticket to watch a show—don’t get carried away.