Last night, I wanted to move a little money from Chain A to Chain B, but I spent half the night messing with my wallet: some in the plugin, some on my phone, and I almost forgot the password for my cold wallet... My tendency to be "always a step behind" has actually saved me sometimes, at least preventing me from impulsively scattering my assets even more.

My current clumsy method is: keep only 1-2 addresses on the main wallet, treat other chains as "test fields," with each chain assigned a fixed purpose (like interaction, farming airdrops, holding stablecoins), and then keep a record: address, purpose, authorization status, and commonly used bridges. Basically, it's about controlling myself first.

Recently, AI Agents and automated trading have been hyped up a lot, but I'm more concerned about how many times I have to sign and how large the approval limits are... I can read on-chain smart money, but when it comes to authorization and private keys, I prefer to be a bit more cautious about security—accepting lower profits if needed. That's all for now.