Recently, dealing with multi-chain wallets has become a headache. Assets are scattered across mainnets, layer 2s, and various bridges. To check a balance, I have to open five or six apps... My current simple method is: one main wallet only holds long-term assets, and another hot wallet is used specifically for interactions. Cross-chain transfers only follow two fixed routes; after each transfer, I immediately record a note: chain, token, amount, transaction hash, and save it in a memo. At the end of the month, I review everything. I also don’t screenshot or store seed phrases in the cloud—one paper copy and one steel plate, kept in different places. By the way, recently transaction fees have been extremely high again. In the group, people are arguing whether to reverse or continue to pump the bubble. I, for one, will first clear all authorizations and avoid clicking on unfamiliar links—don’t let the wallet lose all its funds due to high fees.

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