For the past two days, someone keeps urging me, “Hurry up and do the cross-chain—an opportunity is here”… but I really don’t dare to rush myself. As for cross-chain bridges, to put it simply, they essentially rely on a bunch of signatures (multisig) + external price feeds/statuses (oracles) to force the hard-pressed trust to hold together there—no matter how big the project is, if anything goes wrong, it can all be wiped out. Now I’d rather wait patiently for confirmation; taking a few extra minutes is worth it for peace of mind—especially when the chain is congested, that kind of experience of “thinking you’ve arrived but you actually haven’t” is too painful.

Recently, some places have been tightening taxes and compliance rules, then loosening them again, and that also really affects expectations for deposits and withdrawals. The more this happens, the less I want to leave my money on the bridge, effectively taken hostage. Anyway, my strategy is: if I can avoid crossing, I won’t; if I really need to cross, I’ll do it in batches, try with small amounts first. Don’t operate before sleep—let’s do it like this for now.