Lately, multi-chain wallets have been giving me a headache—my assets are fragmented like keys scattered all over the place… For now, my rough method is this: in the main wallet, I always keep only one address (a hardware wallet). Everything on other chains I treat as a “change wallet”—use it up and then clear it, never hold it long-term. Every time I do a cross-chain transfer or switch chains, I go through the authorizations one by one. When I see those inexplicable unlimited amounts, I get an itch to revoke them. I’d rather pay a bit more in fees for peace of mind. And I also give every address a nickname and write down a “reason for why it exists,” otherwise in a couple of weeks I’ll have forgotten what that money was for.

Recently, everyone has been using ETF fund flows and the risk appetite in the US stock market to explain crypto’s ups and downs. Honestly, I’m a little envious of people who can read the macro narrative at a glance… I can only make sure my own signatures and authorizations are handled properly first—at least so I don’t get robbed again.