Recently tried out several Web3 wallets, and the differences in experience are quite significant. One wallet is indeed well-made, with clear and thorough asset display, straightforward and easy to understand. In contrast, another mainstream wallet not only has severe lag but also frequently shows issues with asset display, which really leaves one speechless.

My approach is to first use the observation mode of a certain exchange to get a clear picture of my asset base. Once I have an idea, I import it into the exchange for operations. This method helped me discover several wallets that have been sitting unused for a long time, and surprisingly, there are still quite a few assets inside. One of the wallets even revealed $TOSHI purchased in 2023, which I had long forgotten about. This kind of "financial inventory" feeling really relies on tools to achieve.