It's a bit foggy today, and cars on the road are driving slowly. I also casually went through a few wallets again... Cross-chain transactions really can mess people up easily. To put it simply, assets are split into many small fragments, scattered across different chains and addresses, and I can't even keep track of them myself.

Right now, I’m very simply managing: keep one main wallet as stable as possible, used for long-term holdings; then open one or two "small change wallets" specifically for trying out new chains, claiming airdrops, and interactions. If something goes wrong, it won't cause a total collapse. After each cross-chain transfer, I immediately note down: what I transferred, why I transferred it, and when I expect to transfer it back. Otherwise, in a couple of weeks, it’s just a suspense story of "where did this money go?"

Recently, Meme and celebrity shoutouts have heated up again. When attention shifts, newcomers are most likely to get overwhelmed, opening addresses everywhere chasing hot topics... I still agree with that old player’s advice: "Don’t take the last baton." Anyway, I take it slow; it doesn’t matter if the coffee gets cold. Just don’t mess up the accounts.