Lately, I've noticed everyone talking about ETF flows and their correlation with U.S. stocks, as if crypto's ups and downs are controlled by Wall Street. It reminds me of all the mess with cross-chain bridges.

To put it bluntly, multisig and oracles are just "trust a few people first, then trust a few price feed nodes." If any link in the chain fails, your coins might end up sunbathing on some chain. The most ironic part is the "wait for confirmation" — the project team writes it off casually, but if something goes wrong, you'll be counting blocks until your hands get sore, and your money still won't come back.

Now the narrative is all about macroeconomics, but when a bridge gets hacked, no one sends a tweet in advance. For my part, I do small cross-chain transfers; for large amounts, I'd rather use a centralized exchange withdrawal, even if it's slower.

That's it for now.