Just scanned a few cross-chain transfer txs—pretty interesting. One address transferred a chunk of USDT from Polygon to Arbitrum, but it took two hours to arrive. In the meantime, it interleaved interactions with more than a dozen small addresses. At first glance it looks like random transfers, but the route hides several gas optimizations and contract calls. I’m not saying everyone needs to understand it, but behind every “coincidence transfer,” you can basically break out an explainable routing logic. The recent back-and-forth over NFT royalties—at its core—is also a battle between creators and exchanges over the routing path for “royalties”: one side wants to route it back via secondary circulation, the other wants to dodge external chains. Anyway, I don’t need to be understood—on-chain traces will speak for themselves. I just like this kind of determinism.