I just turned off the notifications from the task platform… otherwise, the whole day feels like clocking in for work. During the airdrop season, things get even more tightly wound, and I also have to be watched by anti-witch vigilantes. By the way, I thought about cross-chain stuff: one IBC/message passing, honestly, isn’t just about “sending a package.” You need to trust that the chain’s own consensus is solid, that the light client/verification logic isn’t written incorrectly, that the relayers faithfully forward without dropping packets, and that the channels/clients don’t expire and get stuck. If you go the bridge route instead, you also have to add people and programs like multi-signatures, oracles, and guardians. It feels like every time you tap to confirm, it’s like a cat’s paw gently pressing down— but behind the scenes, you have to tell a whole series of components, “Please don’t blow up.” I’ll just do small amounts to test for now; that’s it.