Recently, the group has been discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various rumors about "de-pegging." Honestly, it's making people nervous. But don't be scared by the terminology; I’ll focus on one main point: when does that "balance" you see actually become truly yours?

Data availability means: in case of an incident, can you retrieve the ledger and prove what you have; order means: whether your transaction might be front-run or sniped; finality is simpler: how many minutes until the transaction is guaranteed to be irreversible, or whether it might still be rolled back after a while. The most common trap on this side of the bridge isn't fees, but the false sense that your funds have arrived when they’re actually still on the way... Anyway, I’m now transferring large amounts more slowly, starting with small amounts to test the waters, and feeling more secure.