My biggest fear now isn't losing money, but assets scattered like beans: A chain a little, B chain a little, wallets split into three or four, transferring back and forth until my brain explodes. Anyway, I set a strict rule: only two wallets for regular use, one for transactions and one for cold storage; each chain only keeps enough "gas fee" to operate, and the rest is consolidated back to the main chain / same base camp, otherwise the account looks rich but in reality, it's all fragmented. I treat complexity as an enemy; the fewer addresses, the better.

Recently, that mainstream public chain is upgrading/maintaining, and the group is guessing whether to migrate the ecosystem... I don't really care about taking a side; first, I’ll clear out cross-chain bridges, authorizations, and messy permissions in old addresses, to avoid getting stuck or phished later. Discipline is greater than faith; in plain terms: don’t let your asset management liquidate you.