bubbidubb I agree with this.
I think Arbitrum is super important for investors like me that can't afford the ETH gas like myself, but I also want to be sure that Arbitrum isn't putting liquidity at risk since it's relatively new.
I don't know enough about this, but before migrating too much liquidity into Arbitrum I think we should make sure the Arbitrum contracts and even the Olympus web app/source code get audited to make sure there is less risk.
SIDE NOTE: I strongly recommend we get OHM on defi insurance platforms: https://forum.olympusdao.finance/d/93-defi-insurance-offerings-for-ohm because even with audits and great coders there's always risk. Insurance doesn't stop hacks, but it protects funds which is the next best thing.
If folks are opposed to using one of those platforms we can also use something similar to AAVE's safety module which locks up staked funds to protect user funds in the event of an emergency https://docs.aave.com/aavenomics/safety-module.