Recently, I saw someone compare RWA, certain U.S. bond yields, and on-chain yield products all together... and I just want to remind you: what you're buying isn't "yield," you're buying risk on a particular path, especially cross-chain bridges. Multi-signature sounds quite stable, but the key questions are: who are the signers, how many people are needed, and is there a cooling-off period; oracles are not divine, if the price feed has issues or gets stuck in boundary conditions, you're just left staring in frustration. Many people also complain that "waiting for confirmation" is slow; frankly, those few minutes or tens of minutes are just waiting for the "regret window" to close—miss one step and you'll face more rollback or reorganization pitfalls. The information noise is too high, so my noise reduction strategy is: first, assess the trust assumptions of the bridge and how much you could lose in the worst case, don’t focus on annualized returns first.