The third time being reminded by the cross-chain bridge: don’t think it’s slow. Watching that amount of money “arrive” on the chain, I still prefer to wait for one more confirmation, not because I want to appear steady, but because I’m genuinely afraid that the other side of the bridge might be multi-signature signing on a whim, or that the oracle feeding data might glitch, the surface looks okay, but behind the scenes it’s not aligned yet. To put it plainly, cross-chain stuff has too many middle steps, and when there are more people and more points, it’s easy for problems to occur.



Recently, I’ve been talking about rate cut expectations, the dollar index, and the rhythm of risk assets rising and falling together. It looks quite lively, but the more synchronized the sentiment, the more I want to slow down. Those few minutes on the bridge don’t save much, and if something goes wrong, it can ruin an entire day’s mood. Anyway, I’ll just wait for confirmation first; earning a little less is okay.
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