Approval trails for bridges
Bridge interfaces compress risk into a friendly button. Your ledger’s job is to decompress it long enough to notice the destination chain, the receiving address family, and the fee assumption you accepted.
Nodesync Core’s short form asks for: purpose in one line, destination label (not the full secret if it is yours — a nickname works), network names on both sides, and a yes/no for “I compared the address on a second channel.”
Familiar is not verified
Many mistakes begin with “I’ve used this before.” The trail forces a fresh comparison. If that slows you down, good — speed is not the curriculum goal.
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