My biggest frustration right now is multi-chain wallets plus a bunch of small assets, clearly not worth much, but the interface looks like a warehouse explosion... So I set a simple rule for myself: only keep 2 wallets for frequently used ones (one main wallet and one for interactions), and before each interaction, write a line "What's the plan this time," if it's not worth it, don't click. Regularly consolidate small on-chain balances, even if it costs $0.3 or a few cents in gas to clear out the fragments, otherwise it will be more mentally taxing to find them next time. Also, for each chain, only recognize one "default stablecoin," and swap out the rest, cutting down the clutter by half. Recently, I see everyone comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products together, but I first want to clarify: where does the yield come from, can it be withdrawn at any time, and what’s the worst-case scenario? Don’t be fooled by the phrase "looks like a government bond." Today, I waited 8 minutes just for that cross-chain transfer... never mind, taking it slow is better than losing it.