A couple of days ago, I almost transferred some money from the bridge, and I stared at the "Waiting for confirmation" on the page for a long time. The more I looked, the more suspicious it seemed... In the end, I still canceled it. To put it simply, the biggest fear with cross-chain bridges isn't the fees, but that you think "it's already gone," when in fact it's just waiting for multi-signature approval, or the oracle data gets flaky, on-chain/off-chain data mismatch, and then it's all up to human intervention to put out the fire. Waiting for confirmation feels tedious, but at least it gives you time to check: whether multiple signers are involved, if there's independent monitoring, whether the oracle is from the same provider, and if the bridge assets are too tightly coupled with other protocols. Recently, I’ve also been hearing complaints about stacking yields from staking and shared security, which feels like a layered trap. I resonate with that—more layers just seem to extend the infection path... If you don’t understand it, better not to move first. It’s not about being conservative; it’s about self-preservation. That’s all for now.