Right now, I instinctively react slowly when I see cross-chain bridges... Even if multi-signature wallets claim to be "decentralized," don't trust it too much. Basically, a few people hold the master keys, and things like signature thresholds, whether they can temporarily change signatures, or emergency pauses are more important than what the white paper boasts.

Oracles are even more mysterious; one wrong data feed can cause the bridge to settle or release tokens chaotically. Many people complain that "waiting for confirmation" is slow, but I actually think that's a safety net for themselves: waiting for several confirmation rounds, waiting for on-chain status to stabilize, so at least they won't get caught by rollbacks or reorganizations. Recently, those on-chain data tools and tagging systems have been criticized for lagging or being misled, and I feel that too... Anyway, I don't rely on tags to draw conclusions; I prefer to check contract permissions and recent key operations myself. If it takes a bit longer, so be it.