For cross-chain bridges, I used to think multi-signature setups were pretty secure. But in all those hacked cases, who wasn’t using multisig? The contract literally says 3/5, so people assume it’s safe—then a few signers coordinate and basically drain your funds in one go. Oracles? Forget it. If the price gets fed wrong by even one second, the liquidation threshold gets blown and your liquidation line just collapses—you don’t even get a chance to wait for confirmation.

As for me, I’m just going to wait for confirmation properly. Even if it takes a few extra minutes, it’s still better than getting flash-crashed and swallowed.

Recently, miners have been arguing a lot. With MEV, small orders can’t even get into the queue. Fairness in ordering? People talk like it’s real—but I’ll wait a bit first. Once I’ve figured out my transaction logic clearly, it’s more solid than rushing in and getting stabbed.