Recently, airdrop season has heated up again, and task platforms are intensifying their anti-witch measures, with a points system that feels like clocking in at work. These days, I’m actually more concerned about cross-chain bridges; the gas saved isn’t enough to cover a single accident. To put it simply, multi-signature, oracles, and “waiting for confirmation” are all about giving you time to stop if something looks off. Don’t just look at the “few keys” in multi-signature; you also need to check if the signers are independent and if there’s any single point of failure. Don’t be overly superstitious about oracles either—if the price sources are limited and the delays are large, it’s easy to get caught out. As for waiting for confirmation, I usually just wait patiently for large transactions; a few extra minutes for peace of mind is worth it. Anyway, I’m doing verifiable actions, not gambling on rumors.