My biggest headache now isn't the return rate, but assets scattered across multiple chains and wallets. Trying to review them feels like going through old accounts... My simple method: the main wallet only does two things (long-term positions + lending collateral), all other on-chain activities are done with a "temporary wallet," which is cleared after use—revoke permissions and sweep remaining tokens back. Plus, I keep a spreadsheet to record: which chain, what I did, whether there are unsettled positions—forgetting really happens if I don't keep track.

Recently, hardware wallets are out of stock again, and phishing links are everywhere. The more chaotic it gets, the easier it is to click the wrong thing. To put it simply, I first consolidate the flow: reduce plugin installations, disconnect from unfamiliar sites, shorten permissions whenever possible. I'd rather earn a little less than risk losing my boundary of safety.