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Recently, I saw someone get stuck during a cross-chain transfer again, and a bunch of people in the group were urging, "Why hasn't it arrived yet"… I just want to say, that "waiting for confirmation" isn’t the platform dragging its feet; it’s the bridge giving you a final buffer: the multi-signature group hasn't finished signing, the oracle hasn't fed the data to consensus, or the on-chain status is still conflicting. The more anxious you are, the more you're pushing yourself into a trap. To put it simply, cross-chain bridges are essentially about splitting and selling "trust"; multi-signature is like governance, oracles are like messengers. Any weak link can cause issues. Modularization and the DeFi layer are making developers excited, but users only care about whether their money arrives. Anyway, I always write my take-profit plan before crossing, and if it takes a little longer, so be it.